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Quantum interference and many worlds: a new family of classical analogies
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    Quantum interference and many worlds: a new family of classical analogies (English)
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    25 November 2011
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    Berry's phase
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    quantum interference
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    quantum probability
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    decoherence
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    closed timelike curves
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