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I learned about John Wheeler and black holes and wormholes, and that possibly wormholes could be a way to get around the speed-limit problem, or we could get past the speed limit using exotic particles called tachyons. The site is always in development and we are adding new material all the time. And this then led to a series of remarkable discoveries. Wave-particle duality and uncertainty have been fundamental concepts in quantum physics since the early 1900s. "We were guided by a gut feeling, and only a gut feeling, that there should be a connection," says Coles, who is now a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Quantum Computing in Waterloo, Canada.

Pages: 350

Publisher: Westview Press; 2 edition (December 21, 2001)

ISBN: 0201304503

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