Quantum Is This Unknown Quantum Mechanics Book Worth Your Time?

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The discussion centers around a book available on Amazon, which has no reviews despite being widely available in local libraries. The author is noted to have a background more in mathematics than in physics, suggesting a unique approach to the subject matter. One participant who purchased the book found it easy to read but noted that it differs significantly from typical quality management (QM) literature. The conversation highlights the lack of information and reviews available online, prompting a suggestion for someone to read the book and contribute a review. References to the author's other works indicate a focus on complex numbers and dimensional unification in geometry.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/9384007447/?tag=pfamazon01-20

I cannot find any reviews for this book, yet i found in a nearby library literally hundreds of copies.. So anyone heard of the author or that publisher med tec?

I actually bought it and i found it quite easy but radically different from any other qm book.
 
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I couldn't find anything either. Maybe you'll ave to read it and write the first review :)
 

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