Qg: The strange theory of Space, Time and Matter
| AUTHOR | Francis, Balungi |
| PUBLISHER | Bill Stone Services (07/14/2018) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
This is your chance to read one of the century's most influential physicist breaking down one of the most fundamental theory of physics with great style and elegance.
In a nutshell Balungi distills the essence of Quantum Gravity without assuming any prior math or physics background in his book. He doesn't use any calculus, any abstract algebra, heck he doesn't even mention complex numbers once Incredible Here Balungi provides a classic, modern and definitive introduction to QG (namely, quantum gravity), that part of a quantum theory of gravity describing the nature of space, time and matter beyond Einstein. This wonderful and exciting book is optimal for physics graduate students and researchers.The physical explanations are exceedingly well written and integrated with formulas for CIA, NASA and Nuclear Weapons Programs
Now with a New Chapter: Is There a Limit to How Small Black Holes Can Become?
This is your chance to read one of the century's most influential physicist breaking down one of the most fundamental theory of physics with great style and elegance.
In a nutshell Balungi distills the essence of Quantum Gravity without assuming any prior math or physics background in his book. He doesn't use any calculus, any abstract algebra, heck he doesn't even mention complex numbers once Incredible Here Balungi provides a classic, modern and definitive introduction to QG (namely, quantum gravity), that part of a quantum theory of gravity describing the nature of space, time and matter beyond Einstein. This wonderful and exciting book is optimal for physics graduate students and researchers.The physical explanations are exceedingly well written and integrated with formulas for CIA, NASA and Nuclear Weapons Programs
Now with a New Chapter: Is There a Limit to How Small Black Holes Can Become?