This book contains the need-to-know concepts of quantum physics, including the history of how it was discovered, explanations (and thought experiments) outlining its core issues and debates, and the math needed to dive into some of its central problems.
Quantum physics is one of the most conceptually confusing subjects known to science. It’s a subject about which there can be heated, fundamental debates among even the most distinguished experts. The first several chapters focus on exploring the underlying science, how quantum physics ideas were discovered, and the core scientific concepts.
