Complex Coordinates and Quantum Mechanics
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Cites work
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5350241 (Why is no real title available?)
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Cited in
(32)- Compactifications of deformed conifolds, branes and the geometry of qubits
- Kähler geometry on complex projective spaces via reduction and unfolding
- Tensorial dynamics on the space of quantum states
- Remarks on the GNS representation and the geometry of quantum states
- A novel algebraic approach for the Schrödinger equation in split quaternionic mechanics
- A deficiency of Weinberg's quantum mechanics
- From generalized Clifford algebras to Nambu's formulation of dynamics
- CLASSICAL TENSORS FROM QUANTUM STATES
- Classical and quantum complex Hamiltonian curl forces
- Construction of an Invariance from a Conservation Law, and Vice Versa, in Classical Mechanics
- An analytic approach to quasinormal modes for coupled linear systems
- Newtonian dynamics in the plane corresponding to straight and cyclic motions on the hyperelliptic curve \(\mu^{2}= \nu^{n}-1, n \in \mathbb Z\): ergodicity, isochrony and fractals
- Geometrization of quantum mechanics
- Analytic structure of gauge fields
- ALTERNATIVE HAMILTONIAN DESCRIPTIONS AND STATISTICAL MECHANICS
- Pseudo-Hermitian representation of quantum mechanics
- Random phase dynamics in resonantly driven spin one-half systems.
- A fast algorithm for the Schrödinger equation in quaternionic quantum mechanics
- Functional integrals and inequivalent representations in quantum field theory
- Complex Hamiltonian evolution equations and field theory
- Calculus for functions of noncommuting operators and general phase-space methods in quantum mechanics. II: Quantum mechanics in phase space
- The structures of interactions: how to explain the gauge groups \(\mathrm{U}(1)\), \(\mathrm{SU}(2)\) and \(\mathrm{SU}(3)\)
- Factorization of complex canonical transformations
- Canonical description of quantum dynamics*
- Quantum fluctuation relations for ensembles of wave functions
- Poisson Spaces with a Transition Probability
- Classical stochastic approach to quantum mechanics and quantum thermodynamics
- Towards a wave resolution of the wave-particle duality
- The operator formulation of classical mechanics and semiclassical limit
- Classical Hamiltonian description of a two-level quantum system: the quantum Zeno effect
- Quantum mechanics in classical dynamics
- Classical mechanics as an example of generalized quantum mechanics
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