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Author:   Euan J. Squires
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Institute of Physics Publishing
Edition:   2nd edition
Dimensions:   Width: 15.60cm , Height: 1.10cm , Length: 23.40cm
Weight:   0.316kg
ISBN:  

9780750301787

ISBN 10:   0750301783
Pages:   208
Publication Date:   01 January 1994
Audience:   College/higher education ,  A / AS level ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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"""… solid and reliable."" -The Good Book Guide ""… an excellent introduction to an interesting and ongoing field of research in physics for those who have some knowledge of quantum theory."" -A. Davies, Australian and New Zealand Physicist ""… a splendid book … a good reference for current undergraduates … there is an enormous amount to be learned from this book, both in terms of the quantum world itself and in terms of the spirit in which it might be enjoyed."" -Robert Lambourne, Physics Education Praise for the Second Edition: ""His writing is … clear and commendably free from … mystification and hype …"" -John Polkinghorne (hononary professor of theoretical physics, University of Kent), Times Higher Education Supplement ""… outlines with great clarity the different points of view adopted by various schools of physicists who are striving to understand the meaning underlying the theories they use every day."" -INSPEC Science Abstracts ""There is much here to help the teacher develop, and to pass on to his students, the modes of thought which are appropriate for an understanding of this difficult subject."" -N.A. Dyson, HPA Bulletin ""... one of the best introductions to the mysteries of quantum theory for the reader without a background in physics and mathematics that has appeared."" -Lawrence Sklar (1-MI-Q), Mathematical Reviews"

... solid and reliable. The Good Book Guide ... an excellent introduction to an interesting and ongoing field of research in physics for those who have some knowledge of quantum theory. A Davies, Australian and New Zealand Physicist ... a splendid book ... a good reference for current undergraduates ... there is an enormous amount to be learned from this book, both in terms of the quantum world itself and in terms of the spirit in which it might be enjoyed. Robert Lambourne, Physics Education rvw_previous His writing is ... clear and commendably free from ... mystification and hype ... John Polkinghorne, hononary professor of theoretical physics in the University of Kent, Times Higher Education Supplement ... outlines with great clarity the different points of view adopted by various schools of physicists who are striving to understand the meaning underlying the theories they use every day. INSPEC Science Abstracts There is much here to help the teacher develop, and to pass on to his students, the modes of thought which are appropriate for an undertstanding of this difficult subject. N A Dyson, HPA Bulletin ... one of the best introductions to the mysteries of quantum theory for the reader without a background in physics and mathematics that has appeared. Lawrence Sklar (1-MI-Q), Mathematical Reviews. lid and reliable. The Good Book Guide ... an excellent introduction to an interesting and ongoing field of research in physics for those who have some knowledge of quantum theory. A Davies, Australian and New Zealand Physicist ... a splendid book ... a good reference for current undergraduates ... there is an enormous amount to be learned from this book, both in terms ofthe quantum world itself and in terms of the spirit in which it might be enjoyed. Robert Lambourne, Physics Education rvw_previous His writing is ... clear and commendably free from ... mystification and hype ... John Polkinghorne, hononary professor of theoretical physics in the University of Kent, Times Higher Education Supplement ... outlines with great clarity the different points of view adopted by various schools of physicists who are striving to understand the meaning underlying the theories they use every day. INSPEC Science Abstracts There is much here to help the teacher develop, and to pass on to his students, the modes of thought which are appropriate for an undertstanding of this difficult subject. N A Dyson, HPA Bulletin ... one of the best introductions to the mysteries of quantum theory for the reader without a background in physics and mathematics that has appeared. Lawrence Sklar (1-MI-Q), Mathematical Reviews.

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