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... mechanics of Heisenberg . In fact , as far as the mathematical results are concerned , Schroe- dinger's theory is completely equivalent to matrix mechanics , 35 and this in itself " would seem to be the strongest support which either of ...
... mechanics of Heisenberg . In fact , as far as the mathematical results are concerned , Schroe- dinger's theory is completely equivalent to matrix mechanics , 35 and this in itself " would seem to be the strongest support which either of ...
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... mechanics — including the " spinning effect . " This is not the place to trace in detail how Dirac's equations successfully meet every crucial problem of quantum mechanics ; but it is important for our purposes to characterize at least ...
... mechanics — including the " spinning effect . " This is not the place to trace in detail how Dirac's equations successfully meet every crucial problem of quantum mechanics ; but it is important for our purposes to characterize at least ...
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... mechanics is , in a sense , a consequence of the introduction of the " observer " into the ob- servational situation ; 30 for we know now that in sub - atomic re- gions our instruments of observation produce profound changes in the ...
... mechanics is , in a sense , a consequence of the introduction of the " observer " into the ob- servational situation ; 30 for we know now that in sub - atomic re- gions our instruments of observation produce profound changes in the ...
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and Empirical Elements in Experience | 21 |
THE DISPUTES OVER SPACE AND TIME | 49 |
THE WORLD ABOUT US AND ITS INTERPRETATION | 77 |
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