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Quantum Mechanics at the Crossroads: New Perspectives from History, Philosophy and Physics
James Evans Alan S. Thorndike
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Palabras clave – provistas por la editorial
Quantum Physics; History and Philosophical Foundations of Physics; Philosophy of Science
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| No detectada | 2007 | SpringerLink |
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Tipo de recurso:
libros
ISBN impreso
978-3-540-32663-2
ISBN electrónico
978-3-540-32665-6
Editor responsable
Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2007
Información sobre derechos de publicación
© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007
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Introduction: Contexts and Challenges for Quantum Mechanics
James Evans
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 1-20
Max Planck’s compromises on the way to and from the Absolute
J. L. Heilbron
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 21-37
Atomic Waves in Private Practice
Bruce R. Wheaton
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 39-71
A Complementary Opposition: Louis de Broglie and Werner Heisenberg
Georges Lochak
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 73-80
Schrödinger Against Particles and Quantum Jumps
Michel Bitbol
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 81-106
Aspects of Nonlocality in Quantum Mechanics
Abner Shimony
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 107-123
Decoherence and the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics
Maximilian Schlosshauer; Arthur Fine
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 125-148
What Are Consistent Histories?
Alan Thorndike
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 149-157
Bose-Einstein Condensation: Identity Crisis for Indistinguishable Particles
Wolfgang Ketterle
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 159-182
Quantum Fluctuations of Light: A Modern Perspective on Wave/Particle Duality
Howard Carmichael
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 183-212