Erwin Schrödinger and the rise of wave mechanics. III. Early response and applications

Foundations of Physics 18 (2):107-184 (1988)
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This article (Part III) deals with the early applications of wave mechanics to atomic problems—including the demonstration of the formal mathematical equivalence of wave mechanics with the quantum mechanics of Born, Heisenberg, and Jordan, and that of Dirac—by Schrödinger himself and others. The new theory was immediately accepted by the scientific community

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