20 („Die Wandlung des physikalischen Weltbegriffs“), p. Scheibe, „Die Kopenhagener Schule“ In: Klassiker der Naturphilosophie.Įd.
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On the other hand, the views of the members of the Copenhagen school diverge. He seldom uses names or gives references. It is not always clear which view Schrödinger is attacking. Wesseis: Schrödinger’s Interpretation of Wave Mechanics.ĭissertation Indiana University at Bloomington, 1975. Dorling: „Schrödinger’s original interpretation of the SchrödingerĮquation: a rescue attempt.„ In: Schrödinger. Italics are mine.įor arecent vindication see J. „Quantisierung als Eigenwertsproblem II“ (1926),3.98-136. In der Physik (together with: Ist die Naturwissenschaft milieubedingt?) : Leipzig In: Was ist ein Naturgesetz? Oldenbourg: Munich 1987. See also: Antrittsrede,Ĥ.303-7 Das Gesetz der Zufälle, 4.316-7 Die Wandlung des physikalischen Weltbegriffs (1930). III.3.Įnergieaustausch nach der Wellenmechanik, 3.267-79, quoted from p. Forman, “Weimar Culture, Causality and Quantum Theory. I see Forman’s description of the development, in which he includes also Weyl, Reichenbach and others, as being a turn towards acausality as misleading. Exner, Vorlesungen über die physikalischen Grundlagen der Naturwissenschaften. Hooton, “Statistical Dynamics of Multiple Periodic Systems,” Zeitschrift für Physik 142 (1955), pp. 253–63 Max Born, “Ist die klassische Mechanik tatsächlich deterministisch?” Phys.Blätter 11 (1955) pp. Smoluchovski, “Über den Begriff des Zufalls und den Ursprung der Wahrscheinlichkeitsgesetze in der Physik,” Naturwissenschaften 6 (1918), pp. Schrödinger, belongs to a consistent wave mechanical interpretation of the microphysical world. Might perhaps energy be a merely statistical concept? 1.502-10. Physikalischer Modellvorstellungen (1928),4.288-94.ĭie gegenwärtige Situation in der Quantenmechanik, 4.484-501, quoted from p. 12, see also: Der erkenntnistheoretische Wert 3 Die Besonderheit des Weltbilds der Naturwissenschaft, 4.409 - 53. Meine Weltansicht, Vienna: Paul Zsolnay 1961. The first figure refers to the volume, the next one(s) to the pages.)ĭas Gesetz der Zufälle. by Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Viennaġ984. In: Physics, Philosophy and Psychoanalysis. Shimony, Reflections on the Philosophy of Bohr, Heisenberg and Schrödinger. (Articles quoted without the author are by Schrödinger.)Ī. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.ĪbhandlWlgen zur Wellenmechanik.
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These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This coincidence indicates that something peculiar was going on - something transcending physics proper but still belonging to it in a broader sense. Yet both men were not satisfied with the interpretation of a theory which was viewed as definitive by the majority of physicists. Already Planck and Einstein were awarded the Nobel prize for achievements marking the very beginnings of quantum theory. And he was not the only one to find himself in this situation.
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On the other hand, it is a well-known fact that he did not accept the orthodox interpretation of quantum mechanics. All this seems to show that Schrödinger was deeply involved with the new atomic theory - the most important advancement in physics in this century. that quantum mechanics is a theory of the temporal changes of state in a physical system is known as the “Schrödinger picture”. He was honored “for the discovery of new fruitful fonns of atomic theory” that he had made several years earlier and first published in his famous papers “Quantisierung als Eigenwertproblem.” 1 The community of physicists decided to call the basic dynamic equation of quantum mechanics the “Schrödinger equation”. Erwin Schrödinger whose hundredth birthday we celebrated not long ago was awarded the Nobel prize for physics in 1933.