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Here is the relevant passage from the paper (bold emphasis by me): Alfred Landé and Werner Heisenberg had defended such half-integral...

Correction: It's on page 7 of the document (page 267 of the article). My bad!

Are you sure that it is on page 12? I couldn't find it there. And I am too lazy to ocr this document to make it searchable.

Hi everyone, I’m Werner from Switzerland. My background is in software engineering, but I’ve been studying quantum mechanics and...

You know https://arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/0608140 (1951 Lectures on Advanced Quantum Mechanics Second Edition by Freeman J. Dyson)...

I guess there are not too many things to do with them. You could analyse their position-momentum uncertainty, you could analyse the 2D...

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In the link, the part in bold above refers to functions from the Schwartz space. The Schwartz space is the function space of all...

Yes :smile: The Hermite functions are such a Hilbert basis. They are eigenfunctions of the Fourier transform. They are well localized in...

The standard QM answer to this would be "neither". To model what you are describing in standard QM (at least non-relativistic QM), you...

Your question is ill-posed. Since this hydrogen atom interacts with other atoms, it is in a mixed state, obtained from the state of this...

As the term "interpretation" is used in this subforum, these theories are not interpretations. They are alternate theories, since they...

I am by no means an expert, but I would disagree that objective collapse theories can be called "interpretations" of quantum mechanics...

We have 30+ pages in Chapter 9 of the book on this, so what I write here is very superficial. The self-consistently shared information...

Same question for Newtonian gravity. It is deterministic and the force acts at a distance. How does the Sun affect instantaneously the...