Stephen Hawking'sA Brief History of Time has become an international publishing phenomenon. Translated into thirty …
Alas, this book did not magically make quantum mechanics easier to understand.
@DerekCaelin@bookwyrm.social I thought the book was purely decorative. You mean some people read it?
@DerekCaelin Maybe try "Waves in an Impossible Sea" by Matt Strassler [ bookwyrm.social/book/1633915/s/waves-in-an-impossible-sea ], maybe the most modern approach to quantum field theory.
He also have a blog [ profmattstrassler.com/blog/ ], which may give you a taste of his approach to the whole topic.
@DerekCaelin Maybe try "Waves in an Impossible Sea" by Matt Strassler [ bookwyrm.social/book/1633915/s/waves-in-an-impossible-sea ], maybe the most modern approach to quantum field theory.
He also have a blog [ profmattstrassler.com/blog/ ], which may give you a taste of his approach to the whole topic.
@DerekCaelin@bookwyrm.social I remember reading this when I was way too young, but it ended up inculcating in me just enough knowledge to somehow increase my sense of wonder.
