Explore the basics of quantum mechanics through simple explanations, real examples, and clear insights into how atoms, electrons, and waves shape the quantum world. Learn how the quantum mechanical model works and why this field matters. Full article: https://www.letsdiskuss.com/post/the-basics-of-quantum-mechanics-a-simple-guide-...
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? "Bookstack With Sleeping Cat"?⬛
#Deshelving these as part of a gradual attempt to fit all my books into designated space!
Numberland is my son's which he no longer wants.
Breathe I accidentally ordered 2 copies of, so keeping 1, donating the other.
The books on the English I never got round to reading, & doubt I ever will (well, I definitely won't now!)
Parallel Worlds & The Later Bourgeoise World are both good, but I won't re-read.
pickScientific takedown of creationism. A good intro to quantum physics. It does get very slightly technical in some places. Quick read.
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It‘s Stephen Hawking. What can I say?
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pickIf you‘re new/curious about #quantumphysics, #parallelrealities and the illusion of time… this illustrated all of that for me through mini storytellings! Super short and sweet, great read! 179 pages, Highly recommend (:
@Jerdencon thank you for such a lovely #JolabokaflodSwap2024 gift! This is one of my favorite Litsy traditions! Wishing you a happy holiday season and lots of good reading time! 🍫 📚 🎅🏼
Thanks @MaleficentBookDragon for hosting such a beautiful holiday swap! #JS2024
pickThe author takes a historical approach showing what problems with a Newtonian-based view quantum theory was reacting to and then how it has developed over the years. The easiest parts of the maths involved are relegated to an appendix, although the author stresses that it's impossible to fully understand the theory without the maths. Even in this stripped down form I was struggling but I think I did get glimmers of understanding here and there.
panI really wanted to like this book because astronomy is one of my "secret" fascinations. But it fell very short. It starts off ok, and my only confusion stems from a European sport Idk about but later the author references diagrams in the physical book...which kind of defeats the purpose (imo) of the audiobook. If anything, this is more of a companion to the physical. In conclusion, I understood almost nothing bc I couldn't see the diagrams ?
so-so