From the days of Newton and Descartes up until the end of the nineteenth century, physicists had constructed an increasingly elaborate but basically mechanical view of the world.
An edition of Where Does the Weirdness Go?
(1996)
Where does the weirdness go?
why quantum mechanics is strange, but not as strange as you think
by David Lindley
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Quantum theory, Philosophy, Physics| Edition | Availability |
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Where Does the Weirdness Go?: Why Quantum Mechanics is Strange, But Not as Strange as You Think
April 1, 1997, Basic Books
in English
0465067867 9780465067862
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Where does the weirdness go?: why quantum mechanics is strange, but not as strange as you think
1996, BasicBooks
in English
0465067859 9780465067855
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 227-240) and index.
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