Quantum Physics for Beginners

From the Publisher, this book, "Quantum Physics for Beginners," is not your typical 300-page physics book filled with incomprehensible mathematical formulas. Instead, it has been written to describe the quantum world clearly and concisely, making this complex topic accessible to all. This book covers the main events that led to the development of quantum physics, from the first experiments to the modern applications in quantum computing and ultra-precise clocks, allowing readers to follow the evolution of quantum physics not only through complex mathematical formulas but also through the description of the main experiments that led to the most important discoveries in this field.

From wave theory to quantum computing, the book takes readers on a journey through the history of quantum physics, introducing them to the scientists who contributed most to its development. Readers will learn about the challenges these scientists faced and the groundbreaking discoveries they made, from Young to Schrödinger and from Planck to the ongoing research work on quantum computers at Google, IBM, and other tech companies.

The publisher's aim is to provide a comprehensive yet approachable overview of this complex and fascinating field, making it accessible to readers with varying levels of scientific background. By presenting the key concepts and milestones in a clear and concise manner, the book aims to spark the reader's curiosity and understanding of the quantum world, paving the way for further exploration and appreciation of this revolutionary branch of physics.

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