Quantum Mechanics Core I’ve identified the core components of quantum mechanics. This includes the standard postulates, which describe the representation of quantum states, the role of observables as operators, how measurement outcomes occur and their probabilities are calculated (Born rule), and the Schrödinger equation that governs the evolution of quantum states. I’ve also noted the importance of concepts like superposition and entanglement in understanding quantum phenomena. Interpretation Challenges A significant challenge I’ve encountered is the variety of interpretations of quantum mechanics, each offering a different perspective on the meaning of the wavefunction and the process of measurement. These interpretations, such as the Copenhagen interpretation and the Many-Worlds interpretation, have different implications for the underlying nature of reality. This complexity will need careful consideration as I integrate quantum mechanics into the network.