Titlebook: Geometry of Quantum Theory; Second Edition V. S. Varadarajan Book 1968Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1968 Identity

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Einführungskurs H?here Mathematik IIs. This will lead to the Schr?dinger equation, the well known formulas for the position, momentum, and spin observables, and to the standard expressions for the Hamiltonians which enter the quantum theory of the atom.

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The Logic of a Quantum Mechanical System, its negation, behaves very much like an ortho-complementation. This leads one to introduce axiomatically a class of partially ordered sets and to study their properties. We call these systems . The basic assumption of modern quantum theory can then be described (if we anticipate some terminology) by saying that ?(S) is a standard logic.

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Logics Associated with Hilbert Spaces,answer in the context of abstract logics, and therefore, in dealing with them, it becomes necessary to restrict the class of logics under consideration. In this chapter we shall examine some of these logics and describe, in a somewhat more concrete fashion than in Chapter III, the observables, states, and symmetries associated with them.

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Book 1968Latest edition enthusiastically but the project was delayed for many reasons, one of the most important of which was that I did not have at that time any clear idea as to how the revision was to be carried out. Eventually I decided to leave intact most ofthe original material, but make the current edition a littl

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