Quantum Everything.To Understand Quantum Mechanics You Have to See It
- quantum physics
- Categories:Physics Popular Science
- Language:Italian（Translation Services Available）
- Publication date:September,2024
- Pages:156
- Retail Price:（Unknown）
- Size:139mm×215mm
- Publication Place:Italy
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Black and white
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Feature
★In this book, the two authors, through magical stories and exaggerated imagination, allow us to "see" quantum physical phenomena, thus enabling us to understand quantum mechanics in a more intuitive way.
★There are no hard-to-understand formulas or overly specialized content, making quantum mechanics no longer mysterious. Thanks to this book, you can finally easily understand why Schrödinger's cat is both alive and (almost) dead.
Description
Quantum physics is often explained through paradoxes, thought experiments, or images that are hard to understand because its theories are tested in a mysterious microscopic world. In this fascinating popular science text, Alberto Giannone explains quantum physics with
the help of the physicist Matteo Fadel. They imagine a future in which its phenomena are visible to the naked eye in the macroscopic world we experience every day, even in the human body. Thanks to this book, we will easily understand how it is possible for Schrödinger’s cat to be both alive and dead.
Author
MATTEO FADEL is a quantum physics researcher at the prestigious ETH Zurich, where he studies the boundaries between the classical world and the quantum realm.
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