説明
In the realm of physics, few areas are as enigmatic and fascinating as quantum mechanics. This work delves deeply into its physical and mathematical foundations, unraveling the complexities that underpin our understanding of the quantum world. Written by Detlef Dürr and Dustin Lazarovici, the authors aim to bridge intricate concepts with clarity, enabling readers to grasp the subtleties of this essential field.
The narrative guides readers through the major theories and experiments that have shaped modern quantum theory, emphasizing the philosophical implications as well as the technical details. By examining pivotal developments in quantum mechanics, the authors shed light on how these ideas reflect and challenge our understanding of reality.
This book is not just for physicists or students; it is an invitation for anyone curious about the nature of the universe to explore the foundations that govern it. With insights aimed at fostering a broader comprehension, it stands as a valuable resource for both the seasoned expert and the enthusiastic novice.
The narrative guides readers through the major theories and experiments that have shaped modern quantum theory, emphasizing the philosophical implications as well as the technical details. By examining pivotal developments in quantum mechanics, the authors shed light on how these ideas reflect and challenge our understanding of reality.
This book is not just for physicists or students; it is an invitation for anyone curious about the nature of the universe to explore the foundations that govern it. With insights aimed at fostering a broader comprehension, it stands as a valuable resource for both the seasoned expert and the enthusiastic novice.
本の詳細
形式
ペーパーバック
ページ数
256ページ
言語
英語
公開されました
3月 17, 2020
出版社
Springer
ISBN-10
3030400670
ISBN-13
9783030400675