Well, as predicted, I finished off Richard Feynman‘s QED – The Strange Theory of Light and Matter
My one problem with it was its explanation of “stimulated emission“. Now, as an undergraduate, I remember I understood this quite well – it came up in a discussion of MASERs (intense microwave sources in deep space) as opposed to the more familiar LASERs ifI remember correctly. But that’s a long time ago.
Perhaps I should look it all up again.
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