Quantum Physics: The Bottom-Up Approach

Author: Dirk Dubbers and Hans-Jurgen Stockmann

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Title: Quantum Physics: The Bottom-Up Approach

Author: Dirk Dubbers and Hans-Jurgen Stockmann

Description: Builds quantum physics from the simple two-level system to irreducible representations. Covers spin, uncertainty, entanglement, symmetries, and real-world applications. Springer Graduate Texts in Physics.

Pages: 270

Size: 3.08 MB

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