Quantum Physics for Beginners and Non-Scientists: A Math-Free Guide to the Most Fascinating Ideas, Bizarre Experiments, and Mysteries of the Subatomic World
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Quantum Physics for Beginners and Non-Scientists: A Math-Free Guide to the Most Fascinating Ideas, Bizarre Experiments, and Mysteries of the Subatomic World

by Ferdinand Roffe

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A math-free guide introducing beginners to the core ideas, experiments, and mysteries of quantum physics.

About This Book

This book offers a clear introduction to quantum physics for readers without a scientific background.

It explains fundamental concepts and notable experiments in an approachable way.

The guide avoids mathematical equations, focusing instead on ideas and mysteries of the subatomic world.

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