1994
DOI: 10.1007/bf01015121
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The semiclassical approximation in quantum mechanics. A new approach

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“…An alternative approach allowing to reduce the semiclassical quantum dynamics to a closed system of ODE is proposed by Bagrov with co-workers [30,31,32,33]. The phase-space trajectories appearing in [30,31,32,33] are connected to specific quantum states like in the de Broglie -Bohm theory.…”
Section: Composition Law For Quantum Trajectories and Energy Consementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…An alternative approach allowing to reduce the semiclassical quantum dynamics to a closed system of ODE is proposed by Bagrov with co-workers [30,31,32,33]. The phase-space trajectories appearing in [30,31,32,33] are connected to specific quantum states like in the de Broglie -Bohm theory.…”
Section: Composition Law For Quantum Trajectories and Energy Consementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The phase-space trajectories appearing in [30,31,32,33] are connected to specific quantum states like in the de Broglie -Bohm theory.…”
Section: Composition Law For Quantum Trajectories and Energy Consementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the limit of → 0, the centroid of such a quasi-soliton moves in the phase space along the trajectory of this dynamic system: at each point in time, the semiclassically concentrated state is efficiently concentrated in the neighborhood of the point X(t, 0) (in the x representation) and in the neighborhood of the point P (t,0) (in the p representation). Note that a similar set of equations in quantum means has been obtained in [3,4] for the linear case (Schrödinger equation), and in [5] for a more general case. It has been shown [7,8] that these equations are Poisson equations with respect to the (degenerate) nonlinear Dirac bracket.…”
Section: − I∂ T +ᏼ T |ψ |mentioning
confidence: 96%
“…This approach for the 1-dimensional Schro dinger equation was proposed in [28] and for the N-dimensional case N 1 in [29 31]. This system of ordinary equations has been called M-system 3 or the Hamilton Ehrenfest system.…”
Section: (K)mentioning
confidence: 98%