Four dozen studies and essays written to mark the 90th birthday of Louis de Broglie and the 80th birthdays of Paul Dirac and Eugene Wigner.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Papers Dedicated to Louis de Broglie: 1. Louis de Broglie - physicist and thinker 2. The evolution of the ideas of Louis de Broglie on the interpretation of wave mechanics 3. Editorial postscript to 'The evolution of the ideas of Louis de Broglie on the interpretation of wave mechanics' 4. Reminiscences on my early association with Louis de Broglie 5. A critical note on the greatest days of quantum theory 6. On the contribution of Louis de Broglie to the quantum theory of measurement 7. On the impossible pilot wave 8. The de Broglie pilot wave theory and the further development of new insights arising out of it 9. Does quantum mechanics accept a stochastic support? 10. Survey of a quark model 11. De Broglie's wave-particle duality in the stochastic interpretation of quantum mechanics: as testable assumption 12. Elucidation of the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics and definition of a compatible joint probability 13. On the direct observability of quantum waves 14. Quantum theory and Einstein's general relativity Part II. Papers dedicated to Eugene Paul Wigner: 15. To Eugene Paul Wigner on his eightieth birthday 16. On conservation of parity and time reversal and composite models of particles 17. The 'Sommerfeld puzzle' revisited and resolved 18. An approach to measurement 19. Angular-momentum theory and projective geometry 20. The Wigner phase-space description of collision processes 21. Accidental degeneracies and symmetry groups 22. The Wigner distribution function - 50th birthday 23. Invariance identities associated with finite gauge transformations and the uniqueness of the equations of motion of a particle in a classical gauge field 24. Muonic atoms testing the electron propagator of quantum electrodynamics and the Higgs boson contribution 25. Physics and geometry 26. Galilei invariance, action-reaction principle and centre of mass theorem 27. The geometrostatic lattice cell 28. Branching rules and replicating representations 29. Some double-valued representations of the linear groups Part III. Papers Dedicated to Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac: 30. Paul Dirac on his eightieth birthday 31. Nonperturbative quantum electrodynamics: the Lamb shift 32. Magnetic monopoles: evidence since the Dirac conjecture 33. Bootstrapping the photon 34. Visible and invisible in physical theory 35. Dirac's aether in relativistic quantum mechanics 36. A Dirac algebraic approach to supersymmetry 37. Manifestations of group convariance in metric theory 38. Cosmologies with variable gravitational constant 39. Spinors and torsion in general relativity 40. A modified large-number theory with constant G 41. Is physics at the threshold of a new stage of evolution? 42. The biometric Weyl-Dirac theory and the gravitational constant 43. Electromagnetic mass revisited 44. Forms of relativistic dynamics with world line condition and separability 45. New avenues in supersymmetry and supergravity 46. On the equivalence of adiabatic invariance and the KMS condition Author index Subject index.
Part I. Papers Dedicated to Louis de Broglie: 1. Louis de Broglie - physicist and thinker 2. The evolution of the ideas of Louis de Broglie on the interpretation of wave mechanics 3. Editorial postscript to 'The evolution of the ideas of Louis de Broglie on the interpretation of wave mechanics' 4. Reminiscences on my early association with Louis de Broglie 5. A critical note on the greatest days of quantum theory 6. On the contribution of Louis de Broglie to the quantum theory of measurement 7. On the impossible pilot wave 8. The de Broglie pilot wave theory and the further development of new insights arising out of it 9. Does quantum mechanics accept a stochastic support? 10. Survey of a quark model 11. De Broglie's wave-particle duality in the stochastic interpretation of quantum mechanics: as testable assumption 12. Elucidation of the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics and definition of a compatible joint probability 13. On the direct observability of quantum waves 14. Quantum theory and Einstein's general relativity Part II. Papers dedicated to Eugene Paul Wigner: 15. To Eugene Paul Wigner on his eightieth birthday 16. On conservation of parity and time reversal and composite models of particles 17. The 'Sommerfeld puzzle' revisited and resolved 18. An approach to measurement 19. Angular-momentum theory and projective geometry 20. The Wigner phase-space description of collision processes 21. Accidental degeneracies and symmetry groups 22. The Wigner distribution function - 50th birthday 23. Invariance identities associated with finite gauge transformations and the uniqueness of the equations of motion of a particle in a classical gauge field 24. Muonic atoms testing the electron propagator of quantum electrodynamics and the Higgs boson contribution 25. Physics and geometry 26. Galilei invariance, action-reaction principle and centre of mass theorem 27. The geometrostatic lattice cell 28. Branching rules and replicating representations 29. Some double-valued representations of the linear groups Part III. Papers Dedicated to Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac: 30. Paul Dirac on his eightieth birthday 31. Nonperturbative quantum electrodynamics: the Lamb shift 32. Magnetic monopoles: evidence since the Dirac conjecture 33. Bootstrapping the photon 34. Visible and invisible in physical theory 35. Dirac's aether in relativistic quantum mechanics 36. A Dirac algebraic approach to supersymmetry 37. Manifestations of group convariance in metric theory 38. Cosmologies with variable gravitational constant 39. Spinors and torsion in general relativity 40. A modified large-number theory with constant G 41. Is physics at the threshold of a new stage of evolution? 42. The biometric Weyl-Dirac theory and the gravitational constant 43. Electromagnetic mass revisited 44. Forms of relativistic dynamics with world line condition and separability 45. New avenues in supersymmetry and supergravity 46. On the equivalence of adiabatic invariance and the KMS condition Author index Subject index.
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