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Entangled quantum histories

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Two chronicles of quantum mechanics tell a good tale but don't reflect the conflicts between the physicists who struggled to reconcile theory and fact, explains Don Howard.

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  1. Don Howard is professor of philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana 46556, USA. His book on Einstein for Blackwell's Great Minds series will be published in 2009. dhoward1@nd.edu,

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