Advances in Quantum Mechanics 2013
DOI: 10.5772/53471
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Generalized Path Integral Technique: Nanoparticles Incident on a Slit Grating, Matter Wave Interference

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“…Here we draw on the hypothesis put forward by Edward Nelson about aether populated by the Brownian sub-particles [16]. However, in contrast to the quasi-classical collisions of the Brownian sub-particles in our case the diffusion is achieved due to the uncertaintly principle -the collisions induce uncertainty of momenta of the scattered sub-particles [24].…”
Section: A the Fick's Law In The Relativistic Sectormentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Here we draw on the hypothesis put forward by Edward Nelson about aether populated by the Brownian sub-particles [16]. However, in contrast to the quasi-classical collisions of the Brownian sub-particles in our case the diffusion is achieved due to the uncertaintly principle -the collisions induce uncertainty of momenta of the scattered sub-particles [24].…”
Section: A the Fick's Law In The Relativistic Sectormentioning
confidence: 95%
“…1. These calculations show interference of the coherent flow of fullerene molecules [41] from the grating that contains N = 9 slits. The fullerene molecules have the de Broglie wavelength λ = 5 pm what corresponds to the current velocity of the molecules about 100 m/s [25].…”
Section: Bohmian Trajectories and The Uncertainty Principlementioning
confidence: 88%
“…As said, the calculations of (30) and (32) if executed simultaneously are incompatible with each other because of the uncertainty principle. For that reason we need also to evaluate variance of the above computations [41]. Such an evaluation is…”
Section: A the Uncertainty Principlementioning
confidence: 99%
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