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Quantum Physics in Minutes

Quantum Physics in Minutes

by Gemma Lavender

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Quantum physics is the most fundamental but also the most baffling branch of science. Allowing for deadandalive cats, teleportation, antimatter, and parallel universes, as well as underpinning all of our digital Technology,, it's as important as it is mindbending. This clear and compact book demystifies the strange and beautiful quantum wor...

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The experience feels like learning physics by watching someone think: definitions, assumptions, and derivations are laid out so the “why” stays visible. This helps most when you enjoy building understanding from scratch and rereading tough steps. The limitation is that the book is mostly exposition rather than hands-on practice, so you may feel stuck without feedback. You’ll likely get annoyed if you want a tightly modern presentation, or if you expect lots of guided problems.

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