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I would like to invite people who want to study Bohm's theory in this thread. The aim is to *study* the theory, because people who (think they) are confortable with quantum theory (such as me) sometimes don't know much about Bohm's formulation of it (such as me!). As there are some proponents of this theory around (ttn ?) maybe they can enlighten us.
DrChinese posted an interesting link already: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/qm-bohm/
I have in front of me: "Quantum Theory" from David Bohm, his textbook on QM. However, it dates from 1951 (I have a Dover reprint) and seems to be on the Copenhagen theory ! Maybe it was the completion of this book which pushed Bohm not to be content with this approach ?
So, professor, I'm listening !
cheers,
Patrick.
DrChinese posted an interesting link already: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/qm-bohm/
I have in front of me: "Quantum Theory" from David Bohm, his textbook on QM. However, it dates from 1951 (I have a Dover reprint) and seems to be on the Copenhagen theory ! Maybe it was the completion of this book which pushed Bohm not to be content with this approach ?
So, professor, I'm listening !
cheers,
Patrick.