Манжит Кумар - Квант. Эйнштейн, Бор и великий спор о природе реальности

• Название: Квант. Эйнштейн, Бор и великий спор о природе реальности
• Автор: Манжит Кумар
• Жанр: Физика

     Однажды, когда Чарли Чаплина и Альберта Эйнштейна окружила восторженная толпа, Чаплин заметил: “Меня приветствуют потому, что меня понимают все, а вас — потому, что не понимает никто”. С тех пор наука стала еще менее доступной пониманию публики. Английский журналист рассказывает о проблемах, занимавших физиков первой половины XX века, искусно соединяя описание человеческих черт “небожителей” — авторов квантовой теории — с рассказом о трудной, но веселой науке, которую они творили. Что получилось? Биография идеи, которая читается как триллер. Путеводитель по парадоксальному миру. Научно-популярная книга, которая сбивает с толку и дает почувствовать себя почти гением.

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