Théorie de la quantification dans la nouvelle mécanique
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ABSTRACT THE attention of theoretical physicists ought to be directed to this volume, in which Prof. Louis de Broglie develops the general theory of ‘quantification’ and elaborates the
exposition given in his “Introduction to the Study of Wave Mechanics”. Instead of following the method of matrices associated with the names of Heisenberg and Born, or Dirac's method
using a non-commutative algebra, he systematically proceeds from the point of view of undulatory mechanics. His treatment approaches that employed by Weyl at the beginning of his work on
group theory and quantum mechanics. Théorie de la quantification dans la nouvelle mécanique. Par Prof. Louis de Broglie. Pp. xxviii + 250. (Paris: Hermann et Cie, 1932.) 70 francs. ARTICLE
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