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Why were matrix mechanics and wave mechanics considered equivalent?
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    Why were matrix mechanics and wave mechanics considered equivalent? (English)
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    31 October 2011
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    quantum mechanics
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    wave mechanics
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    matrix mechanics
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    equivalence
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    isomorphism
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    Niels Bohr's atom
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