Discussing the Implicate Order

森川, 亮

Abstract: In this paper the criticism to the Bohm's quantum theory has been discussed in the beginning. Then a formalism change of this theory from its original form to recent one is shown. The differences between the normal Copenhagen interpretation and that of Bohm's quantum theory are possible to be seen. Bohm's new idea and new terms such as implicate and explicate order, process, unfold and enfold are discussed to give an interpretation to the theory. This is also able to show that Bohm theory requests the radical change about our world-picture. Key words; Bohm theory, The implicate & explicate order, Quantum potential and Information.

F. David Peat

José Carlos F. Diniz Gama

This article discusses a proposal for a reform in thinking, grounded on Heisenberg’s principle of uncertanty, Chew’s bootstrap theory and Bohm’s principle of implicated order. By synthetizing all three grounds together, it is concluded that thought ought to be turned to the uncertainty of phenomena. Behind uncertainty lies an implicated order, which mantains the interactive pattern with onself, the others and the world.

David Böhm, Martin V. Curd

Zai-Zhe Zhong

In this paper, the q Euclidean space and the q deformed harmonic oscillators in this space are described by an algebraic system. In this system we can define the raising (creation) and the lowering (annihilation) operators. These operators form a quantum hyperplane and the corresponding covariant q partial derivatives. From the viewpoint of this quantum hyperplane, the operator q Schr\"odinger equation and the explanation of its solutions are discussed. In addition, some related q implicate-order structures are presented.