Quantum Physics for Beginners: The Layman’s Guide to Understand How Everything Works. Look Into The Mind-blowing Secrets of Science in a Comprehensible Way, From String Theory to Quantum Computing

by Gage Dotson

Do you want to know the basic principles that govern all the reality around you? Would you like to know how your everyday habits are affected by quantum physics laws? Are you fascinated by knowing the mysteries of quantum physics, but you really don’t know where to begin? Well, you have just found the starting point of your journey : if you want answers to these questions in a simple and understandable way this is the book for you. Nothing is more fascinating than understanding how our universe works , and what's in the creases of reality. Quantum Physics can give us all the answers that we as humans have always looked where our Universe comes from? Is there anything beyond who we are, here and now? What’s the role of computers in human evolution? When science found itself at a dead stop, Quantum Physics came in help to reveal those secrets of reality we had never been able to understand before. And I’m not only talking about the big mysteries of the universe, or the minuscule realm of atoms, but also simple events regarding our daily routine. For example, did you know that you continually make use of a Quantum Physics principle to smell a flower... or a rotten egg?? Inside this book, I'll show you how! The good news is that understanding all this doesn’t have to be complicated. Inside this guide, I will give you all the tools you need to start to learn the key “principles of everything” in a way that is as accessible as it can get. Among the many interesting topics, you will
And much more! This book explains the most critical concepts of quantum physics in a clear and straightforward way without feeling overwhelmed by complex math! Are you ready for a journey into the limitless world of existence? Click on “ Buy Now ” and order your copy to start finding out some of the most mind-blowing discoveries of modern science!

104 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 16, 2022

Reviews

[Jesus Velasco · Rating 5 out of 5]

Física Cuántica para Principiantes de Gage Dotson es un libro que ofrece una introducción clara y concisa a los conceptos básicos de la física cuántica. El libro está dirigido a lectores que no tienen ningún conocimiento previo de la física cuántica, pero que desean aprender sobre esta fascinante rama de la ciencia.

El libro comienza con una breve historia de la física cuántica, desde los primeros experimentos que llevaron a su desarrollo hasta los últimos avances en la teoría. A continuación, el libro aborda los conceptos fundamentales de la física cuántica, como la dualidad onda-partícula, el principio de incertidumbre, y la mecánica cuántica.

Dotson utiliza un lenguaje claro y sencillo para explicar los conceptos cuánticos, y evita el uso de matemáticas complejas. El libro también incluye numerosos ejemplos y ejercicios para ayudar a los lectores a comprender los conceptos.

En general, Física Cuántica para Principiantes es un libro excelente para aprender sobre los conceptos básicos de la física cuántica. El libro está bien escrito y es fácil de entender, incluso para los lectores que no tienen ningún conocimiento previo de física.

[William W Adams · Rating 1 out of 5]

yikes

Poorly written and meandering like and unattached electron. I understood quantum physics better before I read this. Don’t waste your time!

[Miguel Covas · Rating 1 out of 5]

Espantosa traducción por una parte:
“Aunque Schrödinger finalmente admitió que tal vez su teoría no siempre sea correcta, concluyó que lo que Bohr y sus amigos intentaban explicar no era un colapso, sino más bien un entrelazamiento de olas. “

Y de otra el autor no vacila en introducir galimatías como el siguiente:
El día en que comenzamos a vernos a nosotros mismos como el ser supremo final es el día en que comenzamos a administrarnos a nosotros mismos. Esta es una de las principales fuerzas impulsoras que llevaron al descubrimiento del concepto de entrelazamiento cuántico.

En fin, si tuviera el libro físico diría que no vale el papel en que está impreso…

[Nikki Beardsley · Rating 3 out of 5]

The book is great in theory, however I had some minor issues with it. There were many grammatical and punctuation errors that should have been caught in editing. There were also sentences in which words were used incorrectly, for example on page 105 “things you’ve always given for granted” should be things you’ve always taken for granted. I think this may be attributed to English not being a first language but I could not find any information on the author to support this. In any case, this also could have been fixed in editing and led to some sentences in the book not making any sense.

[Alberto Vakkesh · Rating 3 out of 5]

Boh, bello sicuramente, un po alla cazzo di cane, ma interessante.

[Daniel Del · Rating 3 out of 5]

Es fácil de entender

[Vincenzo D’Ausilio · Rating 3 out of 5]

molto confusionario e poco chiaro su alcuni aspetti, ci sono altri argomenti che vengono trattati bene