In Search of Schrödinger's Cat by John Gribbin

In Search of Schrödinger's Cat by John Gribbin

John Gribbin's promise is simple: he will explain quantum mechanics to you without mathematics, and he will not pretend it makes intuitive sense, because it does not.

He builds it historically — light as waves, then as particles, then Bohr's atom, then the double slit, uncertainty, entanglement — so the reader arrives at each strange result the way physicists did, having watched the alternative fail first. The final section takes the interpretations seriously, including the many-worlds idea, and explains why the cat in the box is a complaint rather than an illustration.

Forty years on, still the book most physicists recommend to a curious friend.

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