The End Of Time

Informationen zum Autor Julian Barbour has worked on foundational issues in physics for 35 years, making important and original contributions to the theory of time and motion. Author of Absolute or Relative Motion?, a much-praised book on the history of science, he has contributed to several recent major television and radio programmes that have been broadcast worldwide. He is exceptional in having a leading reputation in the field while holding no academic position. Klappentext A British theoretical physicist, Barbour has for 35 years been working to resolve the conflict between Einstein's theory of General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics, and thinks he has now done so. "Mind blowing... a brilliant and novel idea... I feel mentally enriched by the experience of reading Barbour's book and I am sure I will read it again. I urge you to do the same" John Gribbin. Subtitled "The Next Revolution In Our Understanding of the Universe". A brilliant theoretical physicist argues that the solution to the ultimate question in science: how to unify Einstein's theory of general relativity with quantum mechanics, is possible only if we abolish time from the foundations of the universe. In other words, despite our deepest intuitions, time does not exist. Zusammenfassung A brilliant theoretical physicist argues that the solution to the ultimate question in science: how to unify Einstein's theory of general relativity with quantum mechanics, is possible only if we abolish time from the foundations of the universe. In other words, despite our deepest intuitions, time does not exist.

Vorwort
A brilliant theoretical physicist argues that the solution to the ultimate question in science: how to unify Einstein's theory of general relativity with quantum mechanics, is possible only if we abolish time from the foundations of the universe. In other words, despite our deepest intuitions, time does not exist.

Klappentext

A British theoretical physicist, Barbour has for 35 years been working to resolve the conflict between Einstein's theory of General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics, and thinks he has now done so. "Mind blowing... a brilliant and novel idea... I feel mentally enriched by the experience of reading Barbour's book and I am sure I will read it again. I urge you to do the same" John Gribbin. Subtitled "The Next Revolution In Our Understanding of the Universe".