Quantum Physics: PDF previews to explore the book

My two-volume series aims to serve as a sort of “quantum physics primer for the gifted amateur.” Here is a brief presentation, along with a couple of PDF samples, to give you a sense of the books.

This first volume on the basics of quantum physics is a guide bridging the gap between oversimplified pop-science and dense academic textbooks by offering a rigorous yet accessible A-Z overview of quantum physics’ conceptual foundations, including topics like wave-particle duality, entanglement, Bell’s theorem, and quantum erasers. It targets students, physicists, philosophers, and others who want a deep, misconception-free understanding, requiring only high school math while avoiding the dry, formal approaches typical of university courses. The first volume concludes with a discussion of philosophical idealism, emphasizing conceptual clarity over material physicalism or “quantum woo.

Here you can download a PDF that allows you to preview the book.

Here you can order the book.

The second volume extends the first volume’s focus on 20th-century foundations into 21st-century principles and research, covering advanced topics such as quantum ontology tests, interpretations of quantum mechanics, quantum field theory, quantum computing, the black hole information paradox, holographic principle, quantum cosmology, and even speculative areas like quantum biology and consciousness. Written in a concise but rigorous intermediate style, it serves as a guide for those seeking a serious understanding of modern quantum theory, helping them distinguish scientifically established facts from media-driven pseudoscience and unfounded speculation. The final chapter again connects quantum physics to philosophical idealism, offering readers an unparalleled conceptual background to navigate contemporary debates with clarity.

Here you can download a PDF that allows you to preview the book.

Here you can order the book.