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superposition principle

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Origin of superposition principle

First recorded in 1820–30

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This is indeed an application of the superposition principle, though an incomplete one.

From Scientific American Jan. 8, 2020

On the theory side, our triple-slit trials have clarified how the superposition principle applies in these circumstances and have revealed new subtleties in our fundamental understanding of this phenomenon.

From Scientific American Jan. 8, 2020

It also establishes the superposition principle: particles can exist in multiple states and even simultaneously in multiple places.

From Scientific American Jan. 8, 2020

This is known as the superposition principle and — in theory — will allow quantum computers of the future to be exponentially more powerful than current devices.

From The Verge May 4, 2016

The proof of this superposition principle theorem is left as an exercise.

From Textbooks Mar. 30, 2016

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