Quantum Mechanics

While Quantum Mechanics presents the theory and related mathematics of the world of quantum mechanics, which may seem strange to people at first, it offers a basic introduction to this difficult field by processing the behavior of subatomic objects with mathematical abstractions. Some popular books shyly mention the seemingly strange aspects of quantum mechanics; whereas this book happily embraces all the weirdness of quantum logic. It explains in precise mathematical detail exactly what is so strange about quantum mechanics. The book emphasizes that quantum behavior exists at the most fundamental level in our universe, that our universe operates only in accordance with quantum laws, and that classical mechanics is only an approximation. In this context, it reveals the principles of quantum states, uncertainty and time dependence, the phenomenon of entanglement, and particle and wave duality in the most transparent way. “This is truly a quantum mechanics book… If you want to understand how physicists really think about the world, you should start with this book.”

-Sean Carroll, author of The Big Picture-

“If you were sentenced to live on a desert island and were only allowed to take one book with you, this would be it. "Given that you have enough time and nothing to distract you, you can use this book to learn quantum mechanics in the best way possible."

-Science News-

“Susskind and Friedman's convincing and clear examples summarize quantum mechanics just right.”

-David Seery, Nature-

“For anyone who wants to learn quantum mechanics.”

-Publishers Weekly-

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Media Type: Paperback

Number of Pages: 342

Size: 13x21

First Print Year: 2017

Dough Type: 2.Dough

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Cover: Zekeriya Aydin
Production Director: Mustafa Küpüşoğlu