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Relativistic Brownian motion and the foundations of quantum mechanics

Релятивистское броуновское движение и основы квантовой механики

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Summary

Within the context of the generalized stochastic interpretation of quantum mechanics it is possible to deduce the quantum principles as well as to resolve the EPR paradox. Moreover, the postulates of the stochastic space-time as proposed by Fredericket al. can be deduced in a consistent way. A new possibility arises of rethinking of the existence of hidden variables in quantum mechanics.

Riassunto

Nel contesto dell'interpretazione stocastica generalizzata della meccanica quantica è possibile dedurre i principi quantistici così come risolvere il paradosso di EPR. Inoltre, si possono dedurre in modo consistente i postulati dello spazio tempo stocastico come proposto da Fredericket al. Si presenta una nuova possibilità di ripensare all'esistenza di variabili nascoste nella dinamica quantistica.

Резюме

В рамках обобщенной стохастической интерпретации квантовой механики оказывается возможным вывести квантовые принципы и решить EPR парадокс. Более того, постулаты стохастического пространства-времени, предложенные Фредериком и др., могут быть выведены непротиворечивым образом. Этот подход дает новую возможность обоснования существования скрытых переменных в квантовой механике.

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Roy, S. Relativistic Brownian motion and the foundations of quantum mechanics. Nuov Cim B 51, 29–44 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02743694

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