Quantum Computation And Quantum Communication Book

Superb

A superb introduction to interference and entanglement as the key feature in quantum physics. Especially entanglement. And also a look at the quantum classical boundary if there is one - which includes a discussion of 'measurement' and of Everett's astonishing hypothesis of macro superpositions. The author clearly has deep expertise and experience along with a superb ability to explain things as simply as possible. No math! An unfortunate publishing rule it would seem. Just a little would have improved the exposition even more. Or maybe not. Lots of historical contexts and insight. A few personal ideas. Just excellent.