Absolutely small: how quantum theory explains our everyday world Fayer, Michael D.

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Fayer, Michael D

Publication details: American Management Association 2010 New YorkDescription: ix, 383 pISBN:

9780814414880

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Summary: Demystifies the world of the quantum science for the layperson, exploring scientific conceptsfrom particles of light, to probability, to states of matter, to what makes greenhouse gases badin considerable depth, but using examples from the everyday world. By the author of Elements of Quantum Mechanics.

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Demystifies the world of the quantum science for the layperson, exploring scientific conceptsfrom particles of light, to probability, to states of matter, to what makes greenhouse gases badin considerable depth, but using examples from the everyday world. By the author of Elements of Quantum Mechanics.

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