| Descripción física |
XI, 304 p. : il. ; 24 cm |
| Bibliografía |
p. 299. -- Índices p. [301]-304 |
| Contiene: |
Pt. One: The basic ideas and the standard purely probabilistic interpretation of wave mechanics: I. The basic ideas of wave mechanics -- II. The Hamiltonian approach to wave mechanics (the analogy between analytical mechanics and geometrical optics) -- III. First principles relative to the probabilistic interpretation of Ψ waves -- IV. The wave mechanics of systems of particles -- V. A general view of the probabilistic interpretation of wave mechanics -- VI. Various aspects of the probabilistic interpretation of wave mechanics -- VII. Objections to the purely probabilistic interpretation of wave mechanics -- Pt. Two: The theory of the double solution: VIII. Introduction and program -- IX. Principles of the theory of the double solution -- X. The dynamics of the particle in the causal theory -- XI. A few consequences of the guidance formula -- XII. The transition from single-particle wave mechanics to the wave mechanics of particle systems -- XIII. The probabilistic significance of [Ψ]² and its justification -- XIV. Pauli's objections to the theory of the pilot-wave -- XV. Bohm's theory of measurement and the statistical schema of the causal theory -- XVI. The extension of the ideas of the double solution to Dirac's theory of the electron -- XVII. The structure of the υ wave and its relation to the Ψ wave -- XVIII. Wave-trains and the reduction of the probability packet -- XIX. Stationary states, quantum transitions and the conservation of energy -- XX. Summary and conclusion -- Appendix |
| Nota |
Tít. original: Une tentative d'interprétation causale et non linéaire de la mécanique ondulatoire: la théorie de la double solution (Gauthier Villars, 1956) |
| Materia |
Mecánica ondulatoria
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| Autor secundario |
Knodel, Arthur J., trad.
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Miller, Jack C., trad.
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