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Wave Mechanics and the Fifth Dimension

by: Paul S. Wesson, James M. Overduin
(28 Jan 2013)  Key: citeulike:12001269

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Replacing 4D Minkowski space by 5D canonical space leads to a clearer derivation of the main features of wave mechanics, including the wave function and the velocity of de Broglie waves. Recent tests of wave-particle duality could be adapted to investigate whether de Broglie waves are basically 4D or 5D in nature.


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