# quantum
Quantum mechanics describes a world where particles behave like waves, outcomes are only known as probabilities, and measurement itself changes the system. This tag rounds up every simulation on MySimulator that puts those ideas in front of you interactively: the Double-Slit Experiment and Wave Packet Interference for wave-particle duality, the Schrödinger Equation and Quantum Harmonic Oscillator for the core wave-function mechanics, Quantum Tunnelling and the Hydrogen Orbital for atomic-scale behaviour, and Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle and Bell's Inequality for the foundational limits and entanglement debates. Filter by this tag whenever you want to see quantum theory rendered as something you can actually manipulate.
Found: 12 simulations · 0 articles
🧪 Simulations (12)
Simulations in this topic include Double-Slit Experiment, Schrödinger Equation, Hydrogen Orbital, Quantum Tunnelling, Quantum Harmonic Oscillator and Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.
📊 Facts about this collection
- 12 simulations, no articles — every entry here is a hands-on interactive model.
- Foundational experiments include the Double-Slit Experiment and the Photoelectric Effect, both historically pivotal demonstrations of quantum behaviour.
- Quantum computing shows up via Quantum Error Correction, the newest and most applied entry in the set.
- Particle physics is represented by Feynman Diagrams — QED, the only sim here that visualises particle interactions rather than wave functions.
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