Generally Covariant Quantum Theory
by Johan Noldus
Publisher: viXra 2016
Number of pages: 218
Description:
The intention of this book is to dig deep in the first principles of physics and develop, what is known as, a relativistic quantum theory from scratch. By this, I mean a theory for the so-called elementary particles which constitute building blocks of nature which cannot, by hypothesis, be subdivided themselves into smaller parts.
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