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[en] After an introduction to the elementary notions on potential scattering in quantum theory, the spin of electron, the composition of kinetic momenta, the theory of the stationnary perturbations, the approximation methods in time-dependent problems and the systems of identical particles are presented
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Apres une introduction sur les notions elementaires de la diffusion par un potentiel en theorie quantique, on presente le spin de l'electron, la composition des moments cinetiques, la theorie des perturbations stationnaires, les methodes d'approximation pour les problemes dependant du temps, les systemes de particules identiquesSource
1977; v. 2 626 p; Hermann; Paris, France; ISBN 2 7056 5767 3; 
[en] We show that quantum mechanics is not a complete theory. We do not as in the case of Einstein Podolsky and Rosen derive this incompleteness by a logical reasoning ex absurdum, but indicate explicitely which are the missing elements of reality in the description by quantum mechanics of separated physical systems
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Annales de la Fondation Louis de Broglie; ISSN 0182-4295; ; v. 9(2); p. 163-175
; v. 9(2); p. 163-175
[en] Arguments are given in support of three ideas, which are: (a) that the concept of (independent) reality is a necessary one, (b) that reality is 'remote' and 'nonphysical' (the meaning of these words are defined in the text) and (c) that we should nevertheless feel concerned by it
[fr]
Des arguments sont developpes a l'appui de trois idees qui sont (a) que le concept de realite independante est necessaire, (b) que cette realite est 'lointaine' et 'non-physique' (en des sens qui sont definis dans le texte) et (c) que nous devons malgre cela nous soucier d'elleJournal
Journal de Physique. Colloque; ISSN 0449-1947; ; (no.C-2); p. 99-113
; (no.C-2); p. 99-113
[en] The quantum axiomatics presented recently in this journal is modified by excluding from it some nonphysical assumptions. This is done in such a way that all important consequences deduced previously still remain valid
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Annales de l'Institut Henri Poincare. Section A, Physique Theorique; ISSN 0020-2339; ; v. 30(3); p. 223-230
; v. 30(3); p. 223-230
[en] The late John Bell considered that quantum mechanics was centrally flawed and ''carries within itself the seeds of its own destruction'', although acknowledging it as a powerful theory. The author discusses what this means and whether it is true. The manner in which quantum mechanics is formulated is at the centre of the debate. It is not, Bell argued, formulated in a logically precise manner. At the heart of their differences is the problem of measurement in quantum mechanics. (UK)
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