Einstein's moon:

Bell's theorem and the curious quest for quantum reality

F. David Peat

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Contemporary Books, 1990 - Science - 170 pages

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Published in 1990, this book covers the history of the development of quantum theory. Starting with Young's double slit experiment in 1805, continuing to the discovery of energy quanta, Rutherford's ... Read full review

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Title	Einstein's moon: Bell's theorem and the curious quest for quantum reality
Author	F. David Peat
Edition	illustrated
Publisher	Contemporary Books, 1990
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	11 Feb 2010
ISBN	0809245124, 9780809245123
Length	170 pages
Subjects	Science › General Bell's theorem Quantum theory Science / General Science / Quantum Theory

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