the quantum universe

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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》；布賴(lài)恩?考克斯和杰夫?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(mǎi)
“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(shū)，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(ài)在整本書(shū)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.
ECONOMIST: The universe, it appears, may not be alone
Now Vlatko Vedral, an Oxford physicist, examines the claim that bits of information are the universe's basic units, and the universe as a whole is a giant quantum computer.
ECONOMIST: Information theory
Some of the arguments he traces are familiar, from various attempts to prove the logical necessity of the existence of god to speculations among more adventurous physicists that the universe got its start as a kind of lucky quantum burp.
ECONOMIST: The question of existence