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Staicu V. (ed.) — Differential Equations, Chaos and Variational Problems
Staicu V. (ed.) — Differential Equations, Chaos and Variational Problems



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Íàçâàíèå: Differential Equations, Chaos and Variational Problems

Àâòîð: Staicu V. (ed.)

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Differential equations are a fast evolving branch of mathematics and one of the mathematical tools most used by scientists and engineers. This book gathers a collection of original articles and state–of–the–art contributions, written by highly distinguished researchers working in differential equations, delay–differential equations, differential inclusions, variational problems, Young measures, control theory, dynamical systems, chaotic systems and their relations with physical systems. The forefront of research in these areas is represented in this volume.

The book and all contributions are dedicated to Arrigo Cellina and James A. Yorke on their 65th anniversary. Their remarkable scientific career covered all the above areas and was one of the main driving forces behind the work of many of the authors and the editor of this volume.

For researchers and graduate students in mathematics, physics and engineering, the material in this book will be a valuable resource, and a tool for everyone working in differential equations, chaos and variational problems. It brings the reader to the frontiers of research in the areas mentioned above and will stimulate further research.


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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
"Bare" theory      116—125
"Bare" theory, "effective" knowledge in      119—120
"Bare" theory, emergence of "probabilities" in      120—123
"Bare" theory, self-measurement in      180—186
"Color" (as a property of electrons)      1
"Hardness" as a property of electrons      1
"Ignorance" interpretation of probabilities in Bohm's theory      135 139—140
"Ignorance" interpretation of superpositions      15
"Modal" interpretations of quantum mechanics      191—197
Action at a distance (in Bohm's theory)      159—160 see
Aharonov — Bohm effect      11—12
Aharonov, Yakir      12n 195n
Aicardi, F.      106
Albert, D.      101 129n 131n 133n 185n 189n 191n
Barrett, J.      115 123n
Basis of a state space      31 33 40—41
Basis of a vector space      21—25 40—41
Bell's theorem      66—70 131 158
Bell, J.      61 68 70 134 160n
Bohm's theory      134—179
Bohm's theory, contextuality      153—155
Bohm's theory, effective collapse      161—164
Bohm's theory, epistemology      164—169
Bohm's theory, metaphysics      134—135
Bohm's theory, nonlocality      155—161
Bohm's theory, probability      135 140
Bohm's theory, relation to "modal" (Kochen — Healy — Dieks) interpretations of quantum mechanics      191 194
Bohm's theory, relation to many-minds theories      176—179 188n
Bohm's theory, self-measurement      187—188
Bohm, D.      12n 134
Bohr, Neils      17
Borsellino, A.      106
Brain states, discoverability of, by introspection      116—120
Brain states, relation to mental states      77 104—110 126—132 170—176 180—189
Brain states, time evolution of      77—79 104—110 119—125 180—189
Brain surgery, science-fictional      107—108 170—173
Brains, observables of      180—186
Causality      64—65n
Classical mechanics      43—44 134—135
Collapse of the wave function      36 37 51—53
Collapse of the wave function, effective (in Bohm's theory)      161—164
Collapse of the wave function, effective (in the "bare" theory)      119—120
Collapse of the wave function, effective (in the single-mind theory)      127—129
Collapse of the wave function, empirical consequences of      75—76 78 84—92 176n
Collapse of the wave function, for systems consisting of more than a single particle, or with more than one degree of freedom      51—53
Collapse of the wave function, lack of experimental evidence for      110—111
Collapse of the wave function, theories of      80—84 92—111
Commutators/commutation relations and compatibility      42—43 182—184n
Commutators/commutation relations and compatibility, the case of position and momentum      44
Compatible/incompatible observables      7 14—15 32—33 42—43
Compatible/incompatible observables, simultaneous knowability/unknowability of      7 165—170 183—188
Complex numbers/vector spaces      39—41
Contextuality, of deterministic replacements for quantum mechanics      153—155
Coordinate space      18—19
Coordinate space, quantum-mechanical formalism for      43—47 140—141 142—143
Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics      17 38
Correspondence, principle of      43—44
Cosmology      133
D'Espagnat, B.      127n
Daneri, A.      91n 124n
deBroglie, L.      134
Decoherence      see "Environmental decoherence effects"
Degrees of freedom      53
Determinism of Bohm's theory      135 137 187—188
Determinism of the quantum-mechanical equations of motion      34 36 37
Deutsch, David      115n
DeWitt, B.      113
Dieks, D.      191
Dualism, mind-body      81—82 126 130—132
Eigenstates      31
Eigenvalues/eigenvectors      29
Einstein — Podolsky — Rosen (EPR) argument      61—66 69
Einstein, A.      61 69
Elementary particles      93—94
Empirical equivalence/inequivalence/incommensurability of theories      176—179
Energy non-conservation (in the GRW theory)      97—98
Environmental decoherence effects      88—92 161—164
Epistemology of Bohm's theory      165—170 183—186 187—188
Epistemology of the many-minds theory      132—133 183—187
Equation of motion (Schroedinger equation)      34
Everett, H., III      112—113
Fields, force      135
Fields, relativistic quantum      59—60 160n
Gell-Mann, M.      91n 124n
Ghirardi, G.C.      96 106
Ghirardi, Rimini, and Weber (GRW) theory of the collapse of the wave function      92—111 153n 176n
Ghirardi, Rimini, and Weber (GRW) theory of the collapse of the wave function, nonconservation of energy      97—99
Ghirardi, Rimini, and Weber (GRW) theory of the collapse of the wave function, significance of position      93 101—104 153n see
Gleason, A.M.      155n
Gottfried, K.      91n 124n
Grassi, R.      106
Hartle, J.      91n 124n
Healy, R.      191
Hermitian operators      40—41
Inner product, of two vectors      20
introspection      see "Brain states"
Kochen and Specker theorem      154n
Kochen, S.      155n 191
Light, speed of      65n
Linearity, as a property of dynamical laws      34
Linearity, as a property of operators      26
Locality      64—65
Locality, of the many-minds theory      131—132 see
Lockwood, Michael      124n
Loewer, B.      129n 131n 191n
Loinger, A.      91n 124n
Macroscopic systems/superpositions      83—84 see principle "Environmental
Many-minds theory      130—132
Many-minds theory and locality      131—132
Many-minds theory and self-measurement      186—187
Many-minds theory and the vacuum      133
Many-minds theory, relation to Bohm's theory      176—179 188n
Many-stories interpretation of quantum mechanics      115—116
Many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics      113—115 187
Matrices      27—28
Measurement      34—38 39 50—53 see
Measurement, approximate      194—197
Measurement, forms of outcomes of      92—93 99 100—111 170—179 191—197
Measurement, interactions      73—79
Momentum, observable of      44 see
Newman, J.      124n
Norm, of a vector      21
Normalized vectors, use of, in quantum mechanics      30
Observables      30—31 see "Operators"
Observables, complete      40—41
Operators      25—30 31—32 36
Operators, Hermitian      40—41
Orthogonal vectors      21
Orthonormal bases      21
Orthonormal bases, theorems about      40—41
Peres, A.      91n 124n
photons      101 102—104
Podolsky, B.      61 69
POSITION      170—176
Position, observable of      44—47
Position, special role of, in Bohm's theory      134—135
Position, special role of, in the Ghirardi — Rimini — Weber theory      93 100—111
Privacy, the quantum mechanics of      184—186 187—188
Probability in Bohm's theory      135 139—140
Probability in Kochen — Healy — Dieks-type theories      193
Probability in many-worlds and many-stories theories      114—116
Probability in single-mind and many-minds theories      126—129 130
Probability in the Ghirardi — Rimini — Weber theory      93—95 97—98
Probability in the standard formulation of quantum mechanics      34—36 46
Projection postulate      see "Collapse of the wave function"
Prosperi, G.M.      91n 124n
Putnam, Hilary      187
Quantum mechanics, coordinate-space formalism      43—47
Quantum mechanics, general formalism      30—43
Quantum mechanics, multiple degree-of-freedom formalism      53
Quantum mechanics, multiple-particle formalism      47—52 142—143
Quantum mechanics, relativistic formalism      60—61
quantum states      30
Relativity and Bohm's theory      160—161 169 see
Relativity and locality      65n
Retinas      105
Rimini, A.      96
Rosen, N.      61 69
Schroedinger's cat      73—80
Schroedinger's equation      see "Equation of motion"
Senses, human      103 105—106
Senses, nonhuman      107
Senses, superhuman      107—111 170—176
Separability/nonseparability      49 see "Nonlocality"
Simultaneity      see "Relativity" see
Single-mind theory      126—130
Space      see "Coordinate space" see "State "Vector
Space-time structure, and the foundations of quantum mechanics      177
Specker, E.P.      155n
Spin angular momentum      1 33
State space      30—33 40—41
State vector      30
State vector reduction      see "Collapse of the wave function"
State, quantum-mechanical      30
Statistical mechanics      135
Superposition      11
Superposition, phenomenology of      116—125 see
Supervenience of the mental on the physical      see "Brain states"
Time evolution      see "Equation of motion"
Two-slit experiment      12—14
Uncertainty principle      7 see "Compatible/incompatible
Underdetermination of theory by experiment      see "Empirical equivalence/inequivalence/incommensurability of theories"
Vacuum, quantum-mechanical      133
Vaidman, L.      101
van Fraassen, B.      196
Vector/vector space      17—25
von Neumann, J.      80
Wave functions      see "Quantum mechanics coordinate-space
Weber, T.      96
Wigner's friend      76—79
Wigner, E.P.      81—82
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