How to teach physics to your dog
by Chad Orzel
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Who better to teach the magic of quantum physics than a talking dog? Sit down with Orzel and his dog Emmy as the author explains the laws of physics.
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Quantum theory, Humor, Popular works, Physics, Dogs, training, New York Times reviewed| Edition | Availability |
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How to teach physics to your dog
2009, Scribner
in English
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How to teach physics to your dog
2009, Scribner
in English
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 229-230).
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How to Teach Physics to Your Dog is a book that explains quantum mechanics in terms that even a dog can understand-- in fact, the dog does some of the explaining.
Each chapter is built around a conversation between Chad Orzel, a physics professor at Union College, and his dog Emmy, the Queen of Niskayuna, in which Emmy seizes upon some aspect of quantum mechanics as a way to obtain doggy goals-- using her wave nature to surround bunnies, using quantum tunneling to pass through the fence to the neighbor's yard, using quantum teleportation to surprise squirrels in the back yard. Each conversation is followed by a more detailed explanation of the real phenomena at the heart of quantum physics (with occasional interjections from Emmy).
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