Quantum reality
by Nick Herbert · first published 1985
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In this book, leading physicist Nick Herbert has created a key work which goes far deeper into its subject than the acknowledged classics in the field. Dr. Herbert addresses the age-old question: What is reality? by first explaining and then utilizing the discoveries and theories of modern physics.
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What is the best book(s) to read if you want to understand a bit about QED? (I understand a bit about quantum physics; the book that helped me the most was Quantum Reality by Nick Herbert) edited to add: I want to emphasize that I understand a tiny tiny bit of qp. I posted this comment hoping that there exists some analogue of Herbert's book for QED; a book which guides…
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