Quantum mechanics

I clicked on "Download images for offline usage", it used up about half a gigabyte of my precious internet and then asked me to buy that function for 3€. What the...

EXCELLENT piece of work. It does not matter, if you are only a layman interested in this field of physics or if you have a PhD, based on work done in relation to quantum mechanics (QM). EVERYONE will find something to expand their knowledge about this topic or remember the fundamentals, which are the cornerstone in every field of science, but are over many years easily forgotten, because we treat them as granted. Speaking from my own experiences, this can be a costly mistake - yes, seeing, discovering and understanding smaller and smaller pieces of the 'puzzle' is very rewarding, but carries with it the inherent danger to lose sight of the big and whole picture. Never in our pursuit of knowledge this has become so apparent, than in times we live now! The material presented here, is more than immense (compliment to the author: Your love for QM must really be enormous, to complete such a huge task and I have difficulties in imagining, how the heck you were successful, just by thinking about the enormous size of this still poorly and relatively new field in physics, though it is one of the fundamental sciences) and even more important, written in a style, that is not 'dry' (a 'trap' in which many popular science writers fall, if they lack the imagination needed, how to make material, that can often be literary boring, if you are not constantly 'spicing' up the material. A simple example (or advice if you will): Humour and anecdotes are good places to start with anywhere, where it's clear from the beginning, tha much effort will be not just required, but 'a must'.), but exactly the opposite - 'fluid'. Add to all that, also many of the possibilities, which are today not only available, but a necessity, just to make the reader easier to navigate trough the seemingly never ending material and the end result is a masterpiece I can only highly recommend.

Appalling application of code. Developer uses same buggy generic code for all his apps.

You need to pay to have offline pictures.

It is just a copy/paste of Wikipedia.

It offers fundamental definitions of quantum mechanical concepts. Quite understandable.

I like the subject

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Very useful if you want to learn more

Very wonderful app

Excellent app

Good

It's a curated list of articles ripped from Wikipedia. Not much else to say, except the constant ad banner (not shown in the screenshots) is rather distracting and takes up screen real estate - £2 to remove is is also rather distasteful since they're solely making money from content others have written for free.

Very well thought out and FULL of useful information. I am a relative novice, but find this app to be appropriate for amateurs and pending-professionals alike.

You ruined the beauty of Quantum Mechanics with your hideous, mundane freakin ads!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Little slow response

Great app, but to think infinite universes exist is a big leap. Is it possible? Yes. Do I personally believe it? Not yet.

I wish it didn't require a connection to get everything

My new favorite app, to think there are infinite universes and interstellar travel will be quantum mechanics

Generally it's for understanding fundamental quantum physics concepts

It's a good app.

Good for revision

Great app for anyone interested in science, I really like the way it has links to launch companion apps if there is a concept in another area. Keep them coming!

It helps me to learn more about Quantum Mechanics.

Great!

Super

Helpful app

As one other rater stated, just about all the info comes from Wikipedia. I happen to like Wikipedia, but one thing that I can get from Wikipedia for free that this app charges for, is downloading images for offline use- it's just not something I'm prepared to pay for when I can get it from their source for free. If that was free, I would give them 4 stars. To get 5, they need multiple sources and a bit more editorial creativity.

It's mostly just information from wikipedia. There's a text to voice reader, but it doesn't deal well with word breaks or names. So, what this app provides beyond what I can get by just going to wikipedia doesn't work to my satisfaction. I don't really see much of a point in having this app.

Basically a wikipedia scraper. Tons of good information; but reading is difficult sometimes.

Its really a nice work. Thanks.

Wow

Terrible app, wants you to pay for what was copy and pasted from wikipedia

Best app I've used for information on quantum mechanics along with being very educational.

Gud in education field

Nice app. Gives the possible facts of existence of multiverses.

It is helpful to understand evolution of quantum physics ......

Very good app

This is a very good app and includes a text to speech audio reader.

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