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A discussion on the double wave theory and its applications to description of radiation atoms

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The double wave theory (DWT), sometimes called the “non-statistical quantum mechanics” by its proposer, describes the state of each single particle in an ensemble with two wave functions which have a parameter corresponding to the particle. However the basic postulates of the DWT show that this theory can hardly describe any quantum rules of the microscopic world. In the double wave descriptions, the wave feature of the behavior of microscopic particles and the discontinuity characteristic of energy almost disappear. The discussions on several problems of the radiation atoms made by the DWT’s proposer on the basis of this theory are either mathematically incorrect or inconsistent with experiments and the usual theory.

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    Fanghao Liang

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Liang, F. A discussion on the double wave theory and its applications to description of radiation atoms. Sci. China Ser. A-Math. 44, 402–408 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02878722

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