2012
DOI: 10.1140/epjh/e2012-30059-x
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The Einstein-Jordan conundrum and its relation to ongoing foundational research in local quantum physics

Abstract: We demonstrate the extraordinary modernity of the 1924/25 "EinsteinJordan fluctuation conundrum", a Gedankenexperiment which led Jordan to his quantization of waves published as a separate section in the famous Born-Heisenberg-Jordan 1926 "Dreimännerarbeit". The thermal nature of energy fluctuations caused by the restriction of the QFT vacuum to a subvolume remained unnoticed mainly because it is not present in QM. In order to understand the analogy with Einstein's fluctuation calculation in a thermal black bo… Show more

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“…The present exploration of the foundational principle of modular localization did not only change the view about hitherto incompletely understood problems at the dawn of QFT [8], but also promises to have an important say about its future [11].…”
Section: Cbpf-nf-002/14mentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…The present exploration of the foundational principle of modular localization did not only change the view about hitherto incompletely understood problems at the dawn of QFT [8], but also promises to have an important say about its future [11].…”
Section: Cbpf-nf-002/14mentioning
confidence: 91%
“…When The main aim of this paper, which I dedicate to the memory of Jürgen Ehlers, is to explain my findings and their relation to the ongoing research in QFT in more detail as I did in [8].…”
Section: Cbpf-nf-002/14mentioning
confidence: 99%
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