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Quantum mechanics

Quantum mechanics

Between the lines

28 Apr 2016 Margaret Harris
Taken from the April 2016 issue of Physics World

An eloquent defence of string theory and a mathematical analysis of luck and chance, reviewed by Margaret Harris

Probing strings: Joseph Conlon’s new book defends string theory from sceptics. (Courtesy: Shutters

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