Each Unidimensional System is Hamiltonian, so that Each Unidimensional System is Quantizable

Domenico Oricchio

Published Feb 1, 2016• 0 citations

Abstract

A simple method to obtain the Hamiltonian from each unidimensional dynamical system. Each unidimensional system is so quantizable. It is probable that each multidimensional system is quantizable, because of the generalization of the idea.

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