Advances in Quantum Mechanics
by Paul Bracken
Publisher: InTech 2013
ISBN-13: 9789535110897
Number of pages: 779
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The development of quantum mechanics has taken physics in a vastly new direction from that of classical physics from the very start. In fact, there continue at present to be many developments in the subject of a very fundamental nature, such as implications for the foundations of physics, physics of entanglement, geometric phases, gravity and cosmology and elementary particles as well.
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