Is our universe the only one that exists? Or could there be an infinite number of universes beyond our own — each with different laws of physics, different particles, and different histories? These are no longer questions reserved for science fiction. They sit at the active frontier of modern physics, arising from the equations of quantum mechanics, inflationary cosmology, and string theory. Multiverse Theory: What Is the Multiverse, a Beginner's Guide to Parallel Universes in Physics takes curious adult readers on a clear, thorough, and intellectually honest journey through one of the most astonishing ideas in the history of science.
This book explains, from the ground up, every major version of the multiverse that physicists take seriously. You will discover how Hugh Everett's many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics implies that every possible outcome of every quantum event occurs in a branching parallel reality. You will learn how cosmic inflation — the rapid expansion of the early universe — appears to generate an infinite sea of bubble universes, each potentially governed by different physical constants. You will understand what the string theory landscape is, why it contains something like ten to the power of five hundred possible universes, and what that means for the apparent fine-tuning of our own. You will explore the Mathematical Universe Hypothesis, the anthropic principle, the fine-tuning problem, and the deep philosophical debates about whether the multiverse is genuinely scientific or beyond the reach of any possible test.
Written without jargon and without assuming any mathematical background, this book presents the real physics honestly — including what is confirmed, what is speculative, and what we may never know. It is the most complete beginner's guide to parallel universes available.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Is our universe the only one that exists Or could there be an infinite number of universes beyond our own - each with different laws of physics, different particles, and different histories These are no longer questions reserved for science fiction. They sit at the active frontier of modern physics, arising from the equations of quantum mechanics, inflationary cosmology, and string theory. Multiverse Theory: What Is the Multiverse, a Beginner's Guide to Parallel Universes in Physics takes curious adult readers on a clear, thorough, and intellectually honest journey through one of the most astonishing ideas in the history of science.This book explains, from the ground up, every major version of the multiverse that physicists take seriously. You will discover how Hugh Everett's many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics implies that every possible outcome of every quantum event occurs in a branching parallel reality. You will learn how cosmic inflation - the rapid expansion of the early universe - appears to generate an infinite sea of bubble universes, each potentially governed by different physical constants. You will understand what the string theory landscape is, why it contains something like ten to the power of five hundred possible universes, and what that means for the apparent fine-tuning of our own. You will explore the Mathematical Universe Hypothesis, the anthropic principle, the fine-tuning problem, and the deep philosophical debates about whether the multiverse is genuinely scientific or beyond the reach of any possible test.>. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798171016203
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