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Spatial Meaning of Quantum Mechanics
College of Science, Guizhou University, Guiyang, China
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Natural Science·Volume 06 (2014)·Pages 1149–1158·Published 17 September 2014·DOI10.4236/ns.2014.614103
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Abstract
We provide theoretical evidence for that remains far from clear in Copenhagen interpretation, and then try to make it further complete. Uncertainty relations are proved to be the intrinsic attributes of the position-momentum space and the time-energy space. A theoretical evidence for the probabilistic interpretation is given. Different meanings of the wave-particle duality for the photons and for the electron are discussed.
KeywordsNonlocalityUncertaintyQuantizationProbabilistic Interpretation
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