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Gribbin opens with the subjects that most physics professors have just started to examine at the end of the semester: The mysterious character of light, the valence concept in Nils Bohr's atomic model, radioactive decay, and the physics of life-defining DNA all get clear, comprehensive, and witty coverage. This book reveals the beauty and mystery that underlies everything in the universe.
Does this book claim to explain quantum physics without math? No. Math is too central to physics to be bypassed. But if you can do basic algebra, you can understand the equations in In Search of Schrödinger's Cat. Gribbin is the physics teacher everyone should have in high school or college: kind without being a pushover, knowledgeable without being condescending, and clearly expressive without being boring. Gribbin's book belongs on the shelf of every pre-calculus student. It also deserves a place in the library of everyone who was scared away from advanced physics prematurely.
After learning, elsewhere, about the specifics and updated advancements being made in the study and manipulation of sub-atomic material, I still come back to Gribbin's book to find a useful reference with an informed and detailed Historical outlook.
He does a really nice job of laying out the key advancements towards the contempory model of mater/energy transformation, interaction, and measurement. Gribbin's style is conversational and friendly. The concepts can, and do, get easily tangled; yet he handles them adequately.
More importantly, however, he does so with an appreciation for the process; for the development of undersatnding and perspective.
If you're looking to have Quantum Mechanics explained to you, buy this book and John Gribbin will do it.
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