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Oxford University Press - The Emergent Multiverse Book

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Description

Explore a new way to understand the foundations of reality with The Emergent Multiverse. Published by Oxford University Press, this work presents a striking account of the many worlds approach to quantum theory. While many believe science should explain exactly how the world works, quantum theory often presents challenges that seem to defy common sense, such as particles existing in two places at once or the famous paradox of cats being both alive and dead. Instead of giving up on the idea that quantum theory describes our actual reality, or attempting to modify the theory to fit our observations, this book examines the Everett interpretation. It provides a way to look at the many worlds approach to resolve the contradictions that often lead physicists and philosophers to doubt the literal truth of quantum mechanics. This text is an essential read for those interested in physics, philosophy, and the fundamental nature of the universe.

Key Features

Examines the many worlds approach to quantum theory through the lens of the Everett interpretation.

Addresses the central questions of how quantum theory describes the actual state of the world.

Provides a deep look into why physicists often struggle with the claims of quantum mechanics.

Offers a perspective on resolving paradoxes like particles being in two places at once.

Published by Oxford University Press for readers interested in advanced physics and philosophy.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
24 May 2012
Listed Since
20 October 2011

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