Is there a popular science book that begins with Noether’s theorem (along with some biographical details and historical context in which her theorem must be understood) and traces developments from there down to the Standard Model and talks about what the standard model doesn’t solve and why new theories are interesting?
Preferably a book that doesn’t go off into the deep end with alternate realities and dead/alive cats in boxes.
I read Higgs by Jim Baggot, it did a good job of providing an overview - however I would like something that goes into a little more detail while still being a popular science book.
Preferably a book that doesn’t go off into the deep end with alternate realities and dead/alive cats in boxes.
I read Higgs by Jim Baggot, it did a good job of providing an overview - however I would like something that goes into a little more detail while still being a popular science book.