Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 72N. Zanichelli, 1979 - Nuclear physics |
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... described by the equation of motion of the theory ( Schrödinger's axiom ) . In other words , the axioms of the theory describe , in the same way , « normal » physical systems such as σ and « strange » systems such as A and σ + A. As it ...
... described by the equation of motion of the theory ( Schrödinger's axiom ) . In other words , the axioms of the theory describe , in the same way , « normal » physical systems such as σ and « strange » systems such as A and σ + A. As it ...
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... described in sect . 1 . To make our exposition self - contained we have to refer to the situation described in fig . 1. Let x < be the positions of A and B on the x - axis of the system S. According to the two - way light principle ...
... described in sect . 1 . To make our exposition self - contained we have to refer to the situation described in fig . 1. Let x < be the positions of A and B on the x - axis of the system S. According to the two - way light principle ...
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... described by the rays of a separable Hilbert space H , and the observables are the self- adjoint operators defined in H. In general , in quantum physics , the system is described by a family of separable Hilbert spaces { Ha } , where ...
... described by the rays of a separable Hilbert space H , and the observables are the self- adjoint operators defined in H. In general , in quantum physics , the system is described by a family of separable Hilbert spaces { Ha } , where ...
Contents
The discovery of the law of radioactive decay | 6 |
Early models of the nucleus | 15 |
Final remarks | 21 |
Copyright | |
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