Stochastic foundation for microphysics. A critical analysis

A stochastic approach to the hadron spectrum. I

“…5, p. 711) as to the derivation from the stochastic model of the quadratic additivity of mass. Further comments will be given in paper III: Here we look at the problem from another angle.…”

“…In particular Ref. 5, which announces the present work, contains a critical analysis showing that the model proposed °-4~ holds for smooth variations of the local quantities, and that this condition is violated in all practical problems. In particular, the smooth process is broken by the macroscopic measuring devices: The experimental level, which is also the level of the quantum formalism, is thus defined as a higher level of complexity (see, e.g., in Ref.…”

“…In particular, the smooth process is broken by the macroscopic measuring devices: The experimental level, which is also the level of the quantum formalism, is thus defined as a higher level of complexity (see, e.g., in Ref. 5, pp. 712-713, the analysis of the diffraction by two slits), whereas the lower level (i.e., the level of the stochastic scheme) is ideal, not admitting direct experimental verification.…”