Axiomatic foundations of quantum mechanics revisited: The case for systems (Q674884)
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Axiomatic foundations of quantum mechanics revisited: The case for systems (English)
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6 March 1997
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The paper presents an axiomatization of nonrelativistic quantum mechanics, consisting of 36 axioms, which is claimed to be realistic, objective and complete. The first four of these axioms are the following: ``\(E_3 \equiv\) three-dimensional space'', ``\(E_3\) represents the physical space'', ``\(T\equiv\) interval of the real line'', ``\(T\) represents a time interval''. Likewise, the words ``Theorem'' and ``Proof'' have in this paper a meaning which has little in common with usual mathematics.
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axiomatization of nonrelativistic quantum mechanics
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