The foundations of quantum mechanics
JAN 01, 1964
DOI: 10.1063/1.3051373
What are the leading problems of quantum physics today? Where does reduction of the wave‐packet occur? Why single‐valued wave functions? To what extent have relativity theory and quantum theory really been united consistently? Does it make sense to speak of “quantum mechanical action at a distance”? What is the significance of electromagnetic potentials in the quantum domain? What does a leading quantum physicist have to say about the physicist’s picture of nature?
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F. G. Werner, Xavier University, Cincinnati.
© 1964 American Institute of Physics
