Physics
Unitary Evolution Core Concepts
Quick fact
Unitary evolution is so perfectly reversible that it can 'undo' itself: if you reverse the direction of time in the Schrödinger equation, the system returns to its original state without losing information.
Why this is interesting
You've probably seen a spinning coin—when it's upright, it's like a quantum superposition of heads and tails, but as it evolves, something subtle and perfectly reversible is happening. What rule governs this quantum dance?