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''Special Tasks
Specifically, in 1927 Bohrs formulated the "Copenhagen interpretation" of quantum mechanics in collaboration with [[Werner Heisenberg]]. Though opposed by many physicists at the time, this is now the most widely followed explanation for puzzling aspects of quantum mechanics. Bohr also helped clarify confusing issues encountered in quantum physics by developing the concept of complementarity.
Specifically, in 1927 Bohrs formulated the "Copenhagen interpretation" of quantum mechanics in collaboration with [[Werner Heisenberg]]. Though opposed by many physicists at the time, this is now the most widely followed explanation for puzzling aspects of quantum mechanics. Bohr also helped clarify confusing issues encountered in quantum physics by developing the concept of complementarity.
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*Pavel Sudoplatov, ''Special Tasks: The Memoirs of an Unwanted Witness'', Foreword by Robert Conquest, Little, Brown and Compnay, London 1994, pgs. 172, 195-196, 206-207, 211.
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