The Electron

The first half of the book has good coverage on the electron theory, and history; and, it's not too math heavy. The second half will require you to have a grasp of higher mathematics. You will need to understand matrixes, wave function formulas, and Dirac equations. For me, it's worth the first half of the book. I can self-teach, somewhat, on matrixes to fuller understand the book.

I'm very skeptical concerning the author's credentials - which are not presented anywhere - especially when he claims to have achieved results that the physics community continues to grapple with. He claims errors in many things that are currently accepted. Therefore the contents of his books may be suspect.

I wanted to know how the properties of electrons applied to high energy physics.

Excellent book as with all the books in the series. A new way at looking at the electron from a mathematical and physics point of view. Not for the amateur