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Add this Tag for questions on information theory applied to physics, especially in the fields of statistical mechanics and thermodynamics, the black hole information paradox, complexity of dynamical and physical systems and questions to do with whether information is conserved by physical systems. Use the tag quantum information if your question is to do with information theoretic concepts applied to quantum states.
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The Journey of an Electromagnetic Wave Exiting a Router
I'm learning a bit of how WiFi works under the hood, and have a basic grasp of the general process.
First, you make an internet request. Your computer then sends out a WiFi signal which your router pi …
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