Quantum Physics

Quantum physics explores the behavior of particles at the smallest scales, revealing that they exist in states of probability rather than certainty. In condensed matter physics, it helps explain properties of materials like superconductivity. Matrix mechanics, a formulation of quantum theory, uses mathematical arrays to describe these probabilities. This challenges traditional views of free will and determinism, suggesting events may not be fully predictable. In process philosophy, reality is seen as dynamic, with space and time as interwoven concepts rather than fixed stages, highlighting the interconnectedness of all phenomena in the universe.