Entanglement: The Greatest Mystery in Physics
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| Rating | : | 4.79 (725 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00006QFA6 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 163 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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cloustonenergy said A Spooky Mystery of Science. A delightful read of the research and researchers that contributed to Quantum Mechanics and the mystery of Entanglement. I have not finished it yet but I am nearly done. Since it is published in "A Spooky Mystery of Science" according to cloustonenergy. A delightful read of the research and researchers that contributed to Quantum Mechanics and the mystery of Entanglement. I have not finished it yet but I am nearly done. Since it is published in 2001 (another kind of Space Odyssey), I would like a sequel from 2001 to present time by Dr. Aczel.. 001 (another kind of Space Odyssey), I would like a sequel from "A Spooky Mystery of Science" according to cloustonenergy. A delightful read of the research and researchers that contributed to Quantum Mechanics and the mystery of Entanglement. I have not finished it yet but I am nearly done. Since it is published in 2001 (another kind of Space Odyssey), I would like a sequel from 2001 to present time by Dr. Aczel.. 001 to present time by Dr. Aczel.. Regnal the Caretaker said Einstein�s creative skepticism and its legacy.. Einstein's did not believe that Universe may be changing or expanding, despite the fact, that his equations of GR were telling him opposite. He introduced Cosmological Constant in order to boost his believes. He was not right, but since 1998 his constant has become a Lambda force, the most important constant of the Nature and in cosmology science.Einstein's skepticism surfaced again in 19Einstein�s creative skepticism and its legacy. Einstein's did not believe that Universe may be changing or expanding, despite the fact, that his equations of GR were telling him opposite. He introduced Cosmological Constant in order to boost his believes. He was not right, but since 1998 his constant has become a Lambda force, the most important constant of the Nature and in cosmology science.Einstein's skepticism surfaced again in 1935, when he questioned quantum theory, the one he contributed to immensely by describing the "photoelectric effect".Einstein was calling quan. 5, when he questioned quantum theory, the one he contributed to immensely by describing the "photoelectric effect".Einstein was calling quan. "Interesting Take on Physical Reality" according to Misael Deleon. This book takes you into a normal person's historical view on quantum physics with a focus on the subject of entanglement. It explains the subject in clear non mathematical, non Calculus language for those of us not too clear on its manipulation. The book is a good read and worth taking the plunge besides you will understand your everyday reality a bit better.
Serious scientists, working from Einstein's theories, have been investigating the phenomenon known as 'entanglement' one of the strangest aspects of our strange universe. This is a highly accessible yet technically well researched introduction to the bizarre phenomenon of entanglement and the scientists who have helped to discover it. The book provides an excellent introduction to a complex but exciting branch of science that could have significant implications for our understanding of the world and the way we live. This book shows how it could become a reality. Could 'Beam me up, Scotty' soon become a reality? The lines between 'science' and 'science fiction' have become increasingly blurred. â Amir D. Aczel is an internationally known author and speaker who attracts large crowds â We have all seen teleportation in science fiction. â Gives an insight into the lives and thinking of some of the leading physicists of the past century.. â The first book to explain the theory of entanglement and to make recent developments in quantum mechanics wid
However, this concept violates the theory of special relativity, since communication between two places cannot occur faster than the speed of light. Aczel explores how a Star Trek-like teleportation may be possible via entanglement (however, a particle's quantum state, not the entire particle, is teleported to its mate), though perhaps at the expense of demonstrating entanglement's more real-world applications to cryptography. From Publishers Weekly In his newest book, Aczel (Fermat's Last Theorem) discusses a great mystery in physics: the concept of entanglement in quantum physics. Einstein knew that the mathematics of quantum theory predicted that this could happen, but he didn't believe it. General readers may need to skim over his technical explanations, whereas more advanced readers will be interested in only the last third of the book. While the book won't satisfy dedicated science buffs, it will be an accessible entry into this concept of qua