Discovering an Unknown Quantum Mechanics Book: An Unconventional QM Journey

In summary, the conversation discusses a book with no reviews on Amazon, but many copies available in a nearby library. The author seems to be more of a math person than a physics person, based on references found through a Google search. The conversation concludes with the suggestion that the person should read the book and write the first review.
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Ahmad Kishki
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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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1. What is "Discovering an Unknown Quantum Mechanics Book: An Unconventional QM Journey"?

"Discovering an Unknown Quantum Mechanics Book: An Unconventional QM Journey" is a book that presents a unique and unconventional approach to understanding quantum mechanics. It follows the journey of a scientist who discovers an unknown book on quantum mechanics and delves into its contents to uncover new insights and perspectives on the subject.

2. Who is the target audience for this book?

This book is intended for anyone interested in quantum mechanics, from students and researchers to curious individuals looking to expand their knowledge on the subject. It is also suitable for those with a background in physics or mathematics, although it does not require prior knowledge of quantum mechanics.

3. What makes this book different from other books on quantum mechanics?

This book takes a unique and unconventional approach to explaining quantum mechanics. It uses a storytelling format to engage readers and presents complex concepts in a more accessible and relatable manner. It also offers new perspectives and ideas that are not typically found in traditional textbooks on the subject.

4. Can this book be used as a textbook for a quantum mechanics course?

While this book can certainly supplement a quantum mechanics course, it is not meant to replace a traditional textbook. It offers a different perspective and approach to understanding quantum mechanics, but may not cover all the necessary material for a comprehensive course on the subject.

5. Is this book based on real scientific research and theories?

Yes, this book is based on real scientific research and theories. While it presents unconventional ideas and perspectives, they are all grounded in established principles and theories of quantum mechanics. The author has also consulted with experts in the field to ensure the accuracy and validity of the information presented in the book.

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