Since its inception in the early decades of the twentieth century,   quantum mechanics has joined Einstein's theory of relativity and Darwin's theory   of evolution as a dominating scientific force. Nevertheless, this theory has   steadfastly resisted interpretation within a conventional world view. There is   no consensus among workers in the field as to how to solve these problems. In   the past, books dealing with these issues have been constrained by two   complementary difficulties. At the instructional level, the theoretical   apparatus of quantum theory is complex and unfamiliar; textbooks are therefore   forced to concentrate heavily on the technical aspects of the theory. At the   popular level, considerable attention is often devoted to these questions; but   owing to their non-technical nature, such presentations are necessarily limited   in the understanding they can convey. The Quantum Challenge is explicitly   intended to fill the gap between these two approaches. The authors believe that   the material can be presented with reasonable rigor and intellectual honesty,   yet still be accessible to undergraduate physical science, mathematics and   engineering students.

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