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La mécanique ondulatoire et la structure atomique de la matière et du rayonnement
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M. Schrödinger et la plupart des auteurs qui se sont occupés de Mécanique ondulatoire ont cherché à représenter les phénomènes dynamiques par des propagations d'ondes à amplitude continue du type classique en Optique. Au premier abord, il est difficile de comprendre comment ce point de vue peut se concilier avec la structure atomique de la matière et du rayonnement, structure qui n'est plus guère contestée aujourd'hui. Le but du présent mémoire est de montrer que les solutions continues fournissent, en réalité, seulement une certaine vue statistique des phénomènes dynamiques dont la description exacte exige sans doute la considération d'ondes comportant des singularités. En particulier, ce genre de conceptions permet de donner un sens clair à l'équation proposée par Schrodinger pour la dynamique des systèmes.
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- de Broglie, L.
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- de Broglie, Louis
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- Journal de Physique et le Radium
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- 1927
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- 225-241
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- wave mechanics, Schrödinger equation, atomic structure, radiation, statistical interpretation of quantum mechanics, quantum dynamics
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