The Quantum Labyrinth: How Richard Feynman And John Wheeler Revolutionized Time Reality Paul Halpern Basic Books Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science Physics

In Fall 1939 Richard Feynman A Brash And Brilliant Recent Graduate Of Mit Arrived John Wheeler\ S Princeton Office To Report For Duty As His Teaching Assistant The Prim Proper Wheeler Timed Their Interaction With Watch Placed On Table Caught Next Meeting Brought Own Cheap Set It Also Began Timing Chat Two Had Hearty Laugh Lifelong Friendship Was Born At First Glance They Would Seem An Unlikely Pair Rough Exterior Spoke Working Class Queens Accent Loved Playing Bongo Drums Picking Up Hitchhikers Exploring Out-Of-The Way Places Family Man Softly Politely Dressed Suits Manners Minister Yet Intellectually Roles Were Reversed Raging Nonconformist Full Wild Ideas About Space Time Universe Very Cautious Research Wanting Prove Confirm Everything Himself When Saw Merit One Crazy Found That Matched Experimental Data Joint Efforts Paid Off Phenomenally Brilliance Originality Each Physicist Stimulated Other\ Imagination Leading Rethinking Nature Reality Proved Essential Late-20Th Century Breakthroughs Particle Physics Instead Linear Flow Feynman\ Concept \ Sum Over Histories\ Showed How Path Takes Is Blend All Possible Options Could Follow Attempts Remake From Ground Spurred Now Landmark Idea Wormholes Influenced Student Hugh Everett\ Conception Many Worlds Interpretation Quantum Mechanics Thinkers Pioneered Use Doodles Diagrams Explaining Interactions Giving Birth Show Backward- Forward-In-Time Paths Particles This Only Tip Iceberg Labyrinth Reveals Riveting Read Together Made Sure Never Be Same Again Σελίδες: 336 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0108 Διαστάσεις: 13 6X13 6Cm