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We try to obtain Born’s principle as a result of a subquantum heat death, using classical ℌ-theorem and the definition of a proper quantum ℌ-theorem, within the framwork of Bohm’s theory. We shall show the possibility of solving the problem of action-reaction asymmetry present in Bohm’s theory and the arrow of time problem in our procedure.
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Abolhasani, M., Golshani, M. Born’s Principle, Action-Reaction Problem, and Arrow of Time. Found Phys Lett 12, 299–306 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021600821127
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