内容简介
世界各地的物理学家都曾指出“宇宙量子化”的概念,宇宙空间中的所有物质都是由量子组成的。而量子宇宙中同时也蕴含着深刻的哲学意义,本书从量子的角度探讨了世界的本质,将难度极高的尖端物理学的内容逐一推导成公式,并提出了深刻的哲学命题,解释了生命、宇宙以及世间万物终极之问的答案。
通过阅读本书中关于现代物理学的根基、物质的构成和计算机等有趣的故事,可以看到不拘泥于教科书的现代量子物理学所呈现的生动世界观,并体会到深藏于作者内心深处的、关于生命之谜的乐趣。愿读者在阅读、思考和探索的同时,可以尽情地体验宇宙、物理和人生的奥M。书中的插图均由作者亲手绘制。
《量子化:量子如何改变世界》这本书在韩国高等科学院科学专业网络杂志HORIZON连载累计点击达15万次。上榜韩国科学分类最佳榜单!
作者简介
朴权,韩国理论物理学家,毕业于韩国首尔大学,获得物理学学士学位,之后在美国纽约州立大学石溪分校(斯托尼布鲁克)获得了物理学硕士和博士学位。此后,在英国耶鲁大学和美国马里兰大学学院担任博士后研究员。2008年开始担任高等科学院教授,2019年担任哈佛大学访问教授。2007年获得韩国高等科学院学术奖,2017年获得科学技术信息通信部国家研究开发优秀成果奖。
Content introduction
Physicists around the world have pointed to the concept of "quantization of the universe," where all matter in space is made up of quanta. The quantum universe also contains profound philosophical significance. This book discusses the nature of the world from a quantum perspective, deduces the content of extremely difficult cutting-edge physics into formulas one by one, and puts forward profound philosophical propositions to explain the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything in the world.
Through the interesting stories about the foundation of modern physics, the constitution of matter, and computers in this book, you can see the vivid world view presented by modern quantum physics, which is not confined to textbooks, and experience the joy of the mystery of life that lies deep in the author's heart. May readers enjoy the universe, physics and life while reading, thinking and exploring. The illustrations in the book were drawn by the author himself.
The book "Quantization: How Quantum Can Change the World" has been viewed 150,000 times in the series of HORIZON, a science professional online magazine of the Korean Advanced Academy of Sciences. Made the best list of Korean Science categories!
About the author
Kwon Park, a South Korean theoretical physicist, graduated from Seoul National University in South Korea with a bachelor's degree in physics, and later received a master's and doctoral degrees in physics from the State University of New York at Stony Brook (Stony Brook). After that, he worked as a postdoctoral researcher at Yale University in the United Kingdom and the University of Maryland College in the United States. He has been a professor at the Higher Academy of Sciences since 2008 and a visiting professor at Harvard University since 2019. He received the Academic Award of the Korean Advanced Academy of Sciences in 2007 and the National Research and Development Outstanding Achievement Award of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Information Communication in 2017.