Quantum Mechanics and Experience21 reviews David Z Albert Harvard University Press, 1994 This is an elegant piece of work. + Cult film? Spare me. + Professor David Albert does not promote the occult This really is a wonderful book, directed at the interpretation of quantum mechanics. Albert's elucidation of the mathematical formalism of quantum mechanics is not only the essence of simplicity, but also accurate. A most unusual combination! Albert then examines the consequences of that ...             QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter (Princeton Science Library)11 reviews Richard P. Feynman Princeton University Press, 2006 A Fantastic Theory + College Physics came racing back to me full-speed. Fascinating read! + Highly comprehensible + Clearest intro to QED + a little tough to read, but pretty good             Remnants of the Fall: Revelations of Particle Secrets4 reviews William B. Rolnick World Scientific Publishing Company, 2003 A Masterpiece + One of its kind! + The poetry of elementary particles + A Mind Opener             Alice in Quantumland: An Allegory of Quantum Physics16 reviews Robert Gilmore Springer, 1995 To busy to go through a physics textbook? + A brief and whimsical tour of quantum physics This book is an excellent guide for understanding the quantum theories that abound. The allegory provides an amusing and interesting perspective which both the casual reader of physics and the advanced student could perhaps profit from. Well worth the money.             The Quantum Quark3 reviews Andrew Watson Cambridge University Press, 2004 QED to QCD for the serious & intent lay-reader + A fantastic time line for particle Physics! + A close look at quantum chromodynamics The Quantum Quark by Andrew Watson In the preface, Watson explains his book "...focuses on quantum chromodynamics, the essentials of how it works and how it came into being." He goes on to say "At the modest cost of a complete story...The Quantum Quark explores QCD in more detail than all other ...             Quantum: A Guide for the Perplexed20 reviews Jim Al-Khalili WN, 2004 Extremely Good Intro to Quantum Physics + Excellent book for someone who is new to the Quantum World + Jim Al-Khalili is awesome! + Great concept book             Remnants of the Fall: Revelations of Particle Secrets4 reviews William B. Rolnick World Scientific Publishing Company, 2003 A Masterpiece + One of its kind! + The poetry of elementary particles + A Mind Opener             Alice in Quantumland: An Allegory of Quantum Physics16 reviews Robert Gilmore Springer, 1995 To busy to go through a physics textbook? + A brief and whimsical tour of quantum physics This book is an excellent guide for understanding the quantum theories that abound. The allegory provides an amusing and interesting perspective which both the casual reader of physics and the advanced student could perhaps profit from. Well worth the money.             Quantum Mechanics and Experience21 reviews David Z Albert Harvard University Press, 1994 This is an elegant piece of work. + Cult film? Spare me. + Professor David Albert does not promote the occult This really is a wonderful book, directed at the interpretation of quantum mechanics. Albert's elucidation of the mathematical formalism of quantum mechanics is not only the essence of simplicity, but also accurate. A most unusual combination! Albert then examines the consequences of that ...             Quantum: A Guide for the Perplexed20 reviews Jim Al-Khalili WN, 2004 Extremely Good Intro to Quantum Physics + Excellent book for someone who is new to the Quantum World + Jim Al-Khalili is awesome! + Great concept book             QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter (Princeton Science Library)11 reviews Richard P. Feynman Princeton University Press, 2006 A Fantastic Theory + College Physics came racing back to me full-speed. Fascinating read! + Highly comprehensible + Clearest intro to QED + a little tough to read, but pretty good             The Quantum Quark3 reviews Andrew Watson Cambridge University Press, 2004 QED to QCD for the serious & intent lay-reader + A fantastic time line for particle Physics! + A close look at quantum chromodynamics The Quantum Quark by Andrew Watson In the preface, Watson explains his book "...focuses on quantum chromodynamics, the essentials of how it works and how it came into being." He goes on to say "At the modest cost of a complete story...The Quantum Quark explores QCD in more detail than all other ...