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Reading Foundations: quantum Vol'Kenshtein

Post-modernism, the ends and the means, logos and kairos and ethos and pathos, constants of mathematics, the transcendental and super-classical mathematics, Nahin's history of i, Hilbert's Infinite Living Working Museum of Mathematics, higher geometry, Cox and Forshaw's The Quantum Universe, pure numbers, algebraic quantities, energy and entelechy, openings, singularities in multiplicity theory, the dimensional analysis, dimensioned analysis, reductionism, numerical methods and finite approximations, cube wall, spaghettification, the un-linear, implicits, inductive impasse and Anstoss, flux and flow, classical paradoxes in quantum mechanics, shear, models of orbitals and potentials, Pauli principle and O.W. Richardson on electron theory, running constants, Heisenberg and Schroedinger and Bohm, realism and antireductionism and holism, Evans' Anais Nin, critique, the sexual and psycho-sexual, the self and the diary, Miller and Joyce, the cerebral and reverie, catharsis and experience, the Labyrinth and Cirlot, the jeunesse doree and raison d'etre, Locke on identity, caveat lector, generous reading and easy reading, zeitgeist and kairos, contexts of DesCartes and Whitman, Vol'Kenshtein's Enzyme Physics, catalysts and enzymes, Plenum Press and Mir, molecular biophysics, hydrophobia and hydrophilicity, water the universal solvent, the proteome, protein folding, AMBER and CHIME and molecular modeling, dynamical modeling, GR and QM, Gattaca, the intracellular matrix, water physics, the sphere and disc and spiral-spacefilling-curve, macroscale and microscale particle theories, Faraday and magnetic polarization, the World FactBook of 1846, light in a magnetizable medium, birefringence and dichroism, Ogden Rood, Macaluso and Corbino and Zeeman and van Vleck, interference and interacting terms, quantum mechanics and super-classicality and naturalness, Larmor, Vol'Kenshtein and Volkenstein, Herbert Read's survey of modern sculpture, McCall and Potter's ultracentrifugation, blood and biochemistry.