Physics Reforged: The New Theory of Parallel Universes, Hidden Dimensions, and the Fringes of Reality

Seriously good book. You should buy this right now, and also buy copies for all of your friends/family.

This book is very well-written and is certainly worth buying.For those overly concerned about the author's personal views - this book and the author's scientific ability have NOTHING to do with racism.

Amazing book by a very intelligent author!!! Highly recommend!

Interesting take on quadratic configuration interaction.

Great insight. A brilliant work.

A great layman's introduction to quantum theory,with a twist. Easy to read and well communicated.The author, a high school student, has written an engaging survey of quantum weirdness. He doesn't get into a lot of math in the main text but there is an appendix for physicists,with plenty of math. The author's major achievement is a discussion of his own theoretical contribution. I am not a mathematician, but what he does is incorporate imaginary numbers into quantum theory in a way that has not been done before. The mathematics of his theory is laid out in the appendix for physicists and is beyond my level of understanding- leads to a unique approach to the " many worlds" interpretation of quantum theory.He riffs on Carl Sagan's " star ship of the imagination" to take the reader on a journey through some of these parallel universes where the laws of physics are different from those of our own world.All in all the book is a fun and fascinating read, I suspect that this young author will have more contributions to make in physics, math and cosmology soon.

Arrived in good condition, but very poorly written, authors age is very clear throughout the book as is their lack of experience and grasp of grammar.

This book wonderfully describes the remarkable story of the QCI theory in absolute detail. The young author has an exceptional writing style. Also it is okay to be white.

I must admit to not yet having read Von Abele's book. I bought it purely to show some respect for this great, young man (I'm not much older, but I'm also nowhere near as accomplished).