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One finds, even in texts by distinguished physicists, diverse enunciations of the correspondence principle. Typical is that quantum mechanics should agree with classical mechanics in some appropriate ...
On the classical limit of quantum mechanics and the threat of fundamental graininess and chaos to the correspondence principle
classical limit of quantum mechanics fundamental graininess and chaos correspondence principle
2010/10/21
The aim of this paper is to review the classical limit of Quantum Mechanics and to precise the well known threat of chaos (and fundamental graininess) to the correspondence principle. We will introduc...
On the classical limit of quantum mechanics and the threat of fundamental graininess and chaos to the correspondence principle
classical limit of quantum mechanics threat of fundamental graininess correspondence principle
2010/12/16
The aim of this paper is to review the classical limit of Quantum
Mechanics and to precise the well known threat of chaos (and fundamental graininess) to the correspondence principle. We will introdu...
Three Puzzles about Bohr's Correspondence Principle
Niels Bohr mechanics quantum mechanics old quantum theory
2009/9/11
Niels Bohr’s “correspondence principle” is typically believed to be the requirement that in the limit of large quantum numbers (n→∞) there is a statistical agreement between the quantum and classical ...
Radial Matrix Elements of Hydrogen Atom and the Correspondence Principle
Hydrogen excited states radial matrix element
2009/5/19
Radial dipole matrix elements having astrophysical importance
have been computed for highly excited states of hydrogen atom.
Computation is based on Heisenberg’s form of correspondence principle
fo...
On the verge of Umdeutung in Minnesota: Van Vleck and the correspondence principle
Dispersion theory John H. Van Vleck Correspondence Principle
2008/4/22
In October 1924, The Physical Review, a relatively minor journal at the time, published a remarkable two-part paper by John H. Van Vleck, working in virtual isolation at the University of Minnesota. V...