Quantum Mechanics and Statistical Description of Results of Measurement

Skála, L.; Kapsa, V.

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“…Lunin (2012) has identified this absence of irreversibility in Schrödinger's equation as an unsolved problem. Skála & Kapsa (2012) have noted that the measuring apparatus is not described in QM, and they have worked out an approach to deal with that deficit. Streklas (2012) has done the same with regard to the surrounding environment in which the system sits.…”

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On the Dual Concepts of 'Quantum State' and 'Quantum Process'

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“…Observe next that, in giving only stationary Ψ(r, t) solutions, Schrödinger's equation does not reveal the irreversibility that we know exists in our macroscopic world Lunin (2012). has identified this absence of irreversibility in Schrödinger's equation as an unsolved problem Skála & Kapsa (2012). have noted that the measuring apparatus is not described in QM, andOn the Dual Concepts of 'Quantum State' and 'Quantum Process' http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/53326…”

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BSc degree from the University of Toronto and PhD degree from the University of Waterloo in Canada. His research interests include mathematical problems in quantum mechanics and quantum field theory, differential geometry and partial differential equations as well as gravity. He has published over one hundred papers in journals and books and as well presented about twenty talks at various meetings and conferences and have taught courses at all levels over the years.

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Quantum Mechanics and Statistical Description of Results of Measurement

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On the Dual Concepts of 'Quantum State' and 'Quantum Process'

On the Dual Concepts of 'Quantum State' and 'Quantum Process'

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