quantum universe

基本解釋

The Quantum Universe: Everything That Can Happen Does Happen. By Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw.
《量子宇宙：可能發(fā)生的一切確實(shí)在發(fā)生》；佈賴恩?考尅斯和傑夫?福肖；艾倫巷出版社；255頁(yè)；20英鎊；1月將在美國(guó)由初音島出版社出版；25美元；請(qǐng)上Amazon.com和Amazon.co.uk購(gòu)買
“The Quantum Universe” is not a dry undergraduate text book, but nor is it a particularly easy read.
《量子宇宙》不是一本枯燥的本科教科書，也不是一本特別容易的讀物。
Whether or not readers of “The Quantum Universe” will follow all the maths, the authors’ love for their subject shines through the book.
無(wú)論《量子宇宙》的讀者會(huì)不會(huì)明白所有的數(shù)學(xué)，兩位作者對(duì)其主題的熱愛在整本書中閃閃發(fā)光。

But he says that one attempt to describe the beginning of the universe using quantum mechanics may yield similar conclusions.
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Newtonian physics is a simplification of our visible world that worked until advanced scientific techniques allowed scientists to conceive of quantum theory as an explanation of how our universe works.
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Others will prefer to stand in awe of a universe that they suspect began as a quantum fluctuation in pre-existing nothingness.
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