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Hi everyone,
I am not much of a quantum physicist but love reading texts on QP.
I have a small problem and maybe, I thought, users of this forum can help me out.
About 10 years ago, when I was still a teenager, I remember reading a book on Quantum Physics. I still remember the book was a fantastic read. Concepts were explained in an extremely simple manner that all could understand. I bet it was a classic.
Unfortunately I have forgotten the name of the book as well as its author.
One thing I know for sure that the book was written by a Russian. The cover of the book was black and yellow. The top half black and the bottom yellow or vice versa. I think but am not sure that it was a translation. The author made quantum physics look so simple (remarkably). The texts were mostly theory (very little mathematics) with illustrations. The book was not a textbook for school or university students but for a layman.
If anyone in the forum can tell me the name of the book and its author provided the information above, I would be extremely grateful.
I am willing to let you know any other information that you require.
Thanks and regards,
Zapp
I am not much of a quantum physicist but love reading texts on QP.
I have a small problem and maybe, I thought, users of this forum can help me out.
About 10 years ago, when I was still a teenager, I remember reading a book on Quantum Physics. I still remember the book was a fantastic read. Concepts were explained in an extremely simple manner that all could understand. I bet it was a classic.
Unfortunately I have forgotten the name of the book as well as its author.
One thing I know for sure that the book was written by a Russian. The cover of the book was black and yellow. The top half black and the bottom yellow or vice versa. I think but am not sure that it was a translation. The author made quantum physics look so simple (remarkably). The texts were mostly theory (very little mathematics) with illustrations. The book was not a textbook for school or university students but for a layman.
If anyone in the forum can tell me the name of the book and its author provided the information above, I would be extremely grateful.
I am willing to let you know any other information that you require.
Thanks and regards,
Zapp