Emergence of the quantum from the classical. Mathematical aspects of quantum processes
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- The principles of Newtonian and quantum mechanics. The need for Planck's constant, h
- The principles of Newtonian and quantum mechanics. The need for Planck's constant, h. With a forword by Basil Hiley
- Quantum Mechanics
- Mathematical structures of quantum mechanics.
- From Classical to Quantum Mechanics
- Mixed quantum states with variable Planck constant
- The principles of Newtonian and quantum mechanics. The need for Planck's constant, h
- How does Planck's constant influence the macroscopic world?
- The principles of Newtonian and quantum mechanics. The need for Planck's constant, h. With a forword by Basil Hiley
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