Talk:A card game for Bell's theorem and its loopholes/Conceptual

• Here I plan to develop materials for teaching this topic in an introductory conceptual physics course with no college prerequisites. I am unaware of any policy regarding subpages for WikiJournal submissions, but please leave a note on my talk page (or private email) if there are any concernts. My intent is to place Template:Subpages/Simple at A card game for Bell's theorem and its loopholes#Supplementary material.--Guy vandegrift (discuss • contribs) 21:40, 17 May 2018 (UTC)

Images I might use

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  inclined plane
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  inclined plane
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  w:Newton's cannonball
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  quantum collision
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  Taylor 1909 spookiness
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  classical model fails

Spectra of waves

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  Mode $u_{01}$ (1s) with $\alpha _{01}=2.40483$
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  Mode $u_{02}$ (2s) with $\alpha _{02}=5.52008$
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  Mode $u_{03}$ (3s) with $\alpha _{03}=8.65373$

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  Mode $u_{11}$ (2p) with $\alpha _{11}=3.83171$
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  Mode $u_{12}$ (3p) with $\alpha _{12}=7.01559$
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  Mode $u_{13}$ (4p) with $\alpha _{13}=10.1735$

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  Mode $u_{21}$ (3d) with $\alpha _{21}=5.13562$
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  Mode $u_{22}$ (4d) with $\alpha _{22}=8.41724$
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  Mode $u_{23}$ (5d) with $\alpha _{23}=11.6198$

Wikipedia/Wikiversity pages

How_things_work_college_course/Quantum_mechanics_timeline

w:Vibration . w:Tacoma Narrows Bridge (1940) . w:String vibration . w:Poisson binomial distribution. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:. w:

Outline

1. Give one example of how classical mechancis predicts the future position of a ball rolling down a ramp.
2. classical wave theory
3. Introduce the quantum collision to illustrate the probabilistic nature of QM