What, in fact, does quantum mechanics describe?
Also during the 20th century quantum mechanics emerged.
To evaluate this objection one must compare the axioms of Bohmian mechanics with those of standard quantum mechanics.
Now Bohmian mechanics and standard quantum mechanics provide clearly different descriptions of what is happening on the microscopic quantum level.
Nevertheless, all remain true in quantum mechanics and relativistic mechanics, which have replaced classical mechanics as the most fundamental of all laws.
We have already noted that some proposals have been made that seek for the grounding of the very probabilistic nature of statistical mechanics in the fundamentally probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics at the dynamical level, or, rather, in some interpretation of how probability functions in the roots of quantum mechanics.
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mechanics
noun cognition
- the branch of physics concerned with the motion of bodies in a frame of reference
noun act
- the technical aspects of doing something
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