The Quantum Generation

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The book explores the origins and evolution of quantum mechanics, tracing its roots back to 1925 with the development of matrix and wave mechanics. Initially regarded as an illegitimate concept, the quantum gained acceptance as it became essential for solving emerging problems in physics. The narrative highlights the youthful pioneers of quantum mechanics, who were contemporaneous with the quantum itself, leading to the term "quantum generation." This period marked a transformative explosion in the field, permeating various aspects of life and science.