Quantum dynamics in phase space: Moyal trajectories 3 (Q5282837): Difference between revisions

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+Moyal dynamics and trajectories
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+Quantum dynamics in phase space: Moyal trajectories 2
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+On dynamical properties in a Moyal quantization
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+On the regular Hilbert space representation of a Moyal quantization
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+Deformation of algebras and related quantizations
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+Features of Moyal trajectories
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+Weyl’s symbols of Heisenberg operators of canonical coordinates and momenta as quantum characteristics
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+Coherent states expectation values as semiclassical trajectories
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+A new approach to the \(*\)-genvalue equation
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+The quantum state vector in phase space and Gabor's windowed Fourier transform
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+Quantum mechanics in phase space: the Schrödinger and the Moyal representations
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+A pseudo-differential calculus on non-standard symplectic space; spectral and regularity results in modulation spaces
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+On the relationship between the Wigner-Moyal and Bohm approaches to quantum mechanics: a step to a more general theory?
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