 Foundational quantum physics

Foundational quantum physics is a branch of quantum mechanics that focuses on the fundamental concepts, principles, and interpretations of quantum theory. It seeks to answer deep questions about the nature of reality as described by quantum mechanics, the behavior of quantum systems, and the implications of quantum phenomena. Key topics in foundational quantum physics include: 1. **Quantum States and Measurement**: Exploring the nature of quantum states, the process of measurement, and the observers' role in determining the outcome of measurements.