Show Notes
Curious to explore the wonders of quantum physics?Dive into this fascinating world and explore what makes up subatomic particles, how exactly entanglement works, and learn about the new theories going around the science community gossip mill; like parallel universes, the holographic principle, and the multiverse.
“Quantum Design” starts with a quick and lively tour through the history of quantum physics and how we got to where we are today, and continues to unravel the mysteries of Spacetime, Schrödinger's Equation and Wave Mechanics, the famous Double-Slit experiments, and the interesting nature of quantum spin. “Quantum Design” also delves into the future of quantum mechanics, shedding light on the groundbreaking applications emerging from new technologies such as quantum computers and cryptography.
In this book, you’ll find:- A Quick Tour through Quantum History - Understanding Subatomic Particles - Schrödinger and Wave Mechanics - The Double-Slit Experiment - Photons and Entanglement - Spacetime and Spin - Proton Stability and New Explorations - New Theories on Gravity and Spacetime - Theories on the Holographic Principle, the Multiverse, Parallel Universes, and more - Quantum Applications in Technology - And MORE…
Written in an engaging and accessible style, "Quantum Design" is the perfect companion for anyone eager to grasp the core principles of quantum physics.Whether you're a novice or a curious enthusiast, this book offers a fun and informative exploration of the mysterious and wonderful world of quantum physics!
Katie Norris was is originally from the suburbs of Maryland where her pastimes included climbing trees, singing and dancing, and asking a lot of questions. In school she enjoyed attending her classes, but she also had an insatiable passion for learning new skills beyond what was required. At an early age, she began creating a habit of self-study on different topics of interest. At eight years old, Katie taught herself to play the piano and began writing songs. She continued in music and theater all through high school and college, all while maintaining honors in her other academic subjects. When she wasn’t playing music or acting on stage, Katie was reading a book or visiting her friends in the science department, always curious about their new projects. She graduated with a Bachelor’s in Theater and Music from Frostburg State University, Maryland, and then moved to New York City to start her career in the theater world. Katie continued with her self-study practices between auditions and performance gigs, and learned a handful of random other skills, one of which was teaching herself Japanese, initially on a dare.After a few years in the NYC, Katie moved to Los Angeles where she continues her career in the entertainment industry. And her pursuits of science and self-study on all the topics that interest her have not slowed down. After locating to L.A., Katie dove more deeply into the world of physics and quantum physics. And for a time, she even held a position teaching after-school programs on physics and robotics for elementary and middle school kids. Her passion for knowledge on quantum physics has been ever-growing and evolving.
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