Chinese Physics Letters

Absurd Results from the Expression of Expectation Values of “Double—Wave Theory”

朱振和

Published Jan 1, 2003• 0 citations

Abstract

Two of the four fundamental hypotheses of the double-wave theory(DWT) are criticized.It is expounded that the hypothesis of two wavefunctions is unreasonable and the hypothesized expression of measured values or expectation values of mechanical quantities is incorrect and does not express the measured values or expectation values at all.This expression can lead to some absurd results.

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