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Particle Physics: A Graphic Guide, by Tom Whyntie and Oliver Pugh, is a brilliant graphic guide compiled to go with the all-time bestseller Introducing Quantum Theory. Get more excited about learning Particle Physics with this illustrated book. Summary of the Book If you are one of those minds intrigued by the endless mysteries of this universe and are passionate about exploring more, Particle Physics is one of the unique guides that will especially discuss large hadron collider and beyond.  History of atomic theory through super symmetry, dark matter, micro-black holes, the possibility of mythical graviton, the Higgs boson are all beguilingly detailed by the erudite author. About the Authors Tom Whyntie specialized in Experimental and Theoretical Physics, at the Natural Sciences at Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge. He got into Imperial College London for his PhD. His thesis was on for supersymmetry. He then worked temporarily as a post-doctoral researcher on the advancement of the CMS silicon detector system. In the year 2012, Tom became the full-time scientist for the project, based at the Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys in Canterbury, Kent, and the Particle Physics Research Centre (PPRC) based at Queen Mary, University of London. He regularly speaks about particle physics at numerous science festivals and events across the country. Tom also contributes to the YouTube HeadSqueeze channel's programme SciGuides.