Theoretical Basis

Michitoshi Hayashi, Ruey‐Feng Chang, Kuo Kan Liang +6 more

Basic theoretical treatments of quantum beats are presented using the effective Hamiltonian method and the density matrix method. To describe the states involved in quantum beats, the molecular-eigen state basis set and the zeroth order basis set are introduced. Based on these basis sets for the two-state model, the condition under which molecular coherence can be created is discussed.

Javier Galego Pascual

Shûkô Azuma

Progress of Theoretical Physics Vol. 41 No. 1 (1969) pp. 271-273 Functional Manifold as a Basis of Physical Formulation Shûkô Azuma Progress of Theoretical Physics Vol. 46 No. 1 (1971) pp. 308-331 Generalization of Quantum Field Theory on the Basis of Function Manifold Shûkô Azuma

Gauthier Guillaume

Julien Spahn

Altayev Namaz Karabalievich

As we know the main results of quantum physics in 1900 Planck began to obtain mainly because of the need to describe the experimental data. Therefore, it further became necessary to obtain theoretical justifications for these results. This means to obtain proofs of these results on the basis of the basic equations of theoretical physics, i.e. equations that are obtained on the way where the right choice of results is made performing the role of the basis of the theory of thought. As is known, these problems began to be solved, taking as a basis the possibilities of the following new ideas of Bohr. That quantum physics should be considered as a generalization of classical physics. But as we know, this path led to the results of matrix mechanics. Results for which such contradiction as non-commutativity of multiplication is inherent. In this paper for obtaining proofs for the results of Planck's quantum physics the fundamental ideas in the field of scientific philosophy were taken as a basis. That is philosophy where from the very beginning for the basis of the theory of thinking the possibilities of equations of algebra and arithmetic are accepted.