The Problems of Theoretical Physics . In memory of Igor Evgenievich Tamm" is not just a collection of articles, but a real tribute to an outstanding scientist who left a noticeable mark in the field of physics. Edited by geniuses such as Ginsburg W. L. , Zeldovich I. B. , Leontovich M. A. , Markov M. A. , Ritus B. and . , Sakharov A. D. and Feinberg E. L. This work is a unique combination of deep scientific research and personal memories of Tamm, who was not only an outstanding physicist, but also an inspiring teacher and mentor. The book covers a wide range of topics related to theoretical physics, including quantum mechanics, astrophysics, the theory of relativity and many other areas in which Igor Evgenievich made a significant contribution. Each article is a separate study that immerses the reader in a world of complex physical concepts, which, despite their complexity, are presented with clarity and accessibility, which makes them interesting for both professionals and students. This book will be especially interesting for those who are fond of physics, mathematics and natural sciences. Students, graduate students and faculty will find in it not only in-depth research, but also inspiration that can lead to new discoveries and ideas. Readers interested in the history of science will also appreciate the context in which the ideas and theories presented in the book developed, as well as Igor Tamm's contribution to the development of physics in the Soviet Union and beyond. The topics raised in the book concern not only scientific aspects, but also philosophical issues related to the nature of knowledge and understanding of the surrounding world. Questions about how we perceive reality, how scientific theories are formed and how they can change over time, become especially relevant in the light of modern scientific discoveries. The book offers the reader not only scientific facts, but also reflections on how science can influence our perception of reality. The style of the authors gathered in this editorial board is characterized by a high level of scientific rigor and at the same time the availability of presentation. Each of them is a recognized expert in his field, and their joint work creates a unique atmosphere in which theoretical physics becomes not only a subject of research, but also a source of inspiration. This makes the book interesting not only for a narrow circle of specialists, but also for a wide audience seeking to understand the complex concepts of physics. The Problems of Theoretical Physics . In memory of Igor Evgenievich Tamm" is not just a scientific work, but an important contribution to the preservation and development of scientific thought. It will be a valuable addition to the library for anyone interested in physics, science and history. Readers looking for deep and meaningful work in theoretical physics will surely appreciate this work, which not only preserves the memory of an outstanding scientist, but also continues his work, inspiring a new generation of physicists to research and discover. If you are looking for books on theoretical physics similar to Problems in Theoretical Physics, look for works by authors such as Feynman, Hawking, and Heisenberg. These works also offer a deep immersion into the world of physics and can complement your understanding of the topics raised in the book on Tamm.