Dr. Doron Kwiat is an independent physicist whose work bridges classical intuition with quantum mechanics. 

Over a career spanning more than four decades, he has contributed to nuclear physics, MRI imaging, and high-tech innovation. 

Today, his best-known scientific contributions are in the field of Gravitation theory and for his pioneering realfield interpretation of quantum mechanics—a theory where fermions arise from interacting string-like constituents, entanglement is deterministically explained, and Planck’s constant emerges from internal dynamics. 

In this groundbreaking book, Kwiat challenges the conventional reliance on complex wave functions and Hilbert space, proposing instead a fully real, physical framework for understanding the deepest puzzles of quantum mechanics. From the origin of spin and violation of Bell’s inequality to the internal architecture of leptons, “New Concepts in Quantum Mechanics” reframes the quantum world as a tangible, deterministic reality. This is not just a reinterpretation—it is a call to reconsider the foundations of modern physics.