Titlebook: Spectra for the Identification of Additives in Food Packaging; Ben Lierop,Laurence Castle,Achim Boenke Book 1998 Springer Science+Business

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遗传学

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Ben van Lierop,Laurence Castle,Alexandre Feigenbaum,Achim Boenkertant for Bohr and Einstein (and a few others at the time), the EPR experiment and the Bohr–Einstein exchange concerning it had been somewhat marginal to the debate concerning quantum theory, until Bell’s and related theorems discovered in the 1960s and then the experimental findings associated with

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Ben van Lierop,Laurence Castle,Alexandre Feigenbaum,Achim Boenkeds, filtered through no preconceived philosophical dogmas. We need to apply the critical tools of the historian in order to establish what those words were and how they changed over time. We need to assume, at least provisionally, that Bohr’s words make sense. And we need to apply the synthetic tool

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Ben van Lierop,Laurence Castle,Alexandre Feigenbaum,Achim Boenkeany stories told in the doxography about Bohr’s mumbling unintelligible remarks or his endlessly rewriting each of his papers seem to point to some accidental and subjective characteristics of his: he had no deep professional knowledge of the language of philosophy, not enough time, or too much anxi

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横截,横断

Ben van Lierop,Laurence Castle,Alexandre Feigenbaum,Achim Boenkehanged in 1964, when Bell discovered that taking Einstein’s point of view led to consequences in contradiction with the predictions Quantum Mechanics in some (rare) situations. The debate was then displaced from the realm of epistemology to the one of physics, since it could be settled by experiment

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Ben van Lierop,Laurence Castle,Alexandre Feigenbaum,Achim Boenkeo explain many spectroscopic data on the basis of the correspondence principle, they never made a decisive breakthrough. On the contrary, at the beginning of the twenties Bohr’s theory of atomic structure was confronted with serious problems, such as that concerning the determination of the energy s

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Ben van Lierop,Laurence Castle,Alexandre Feigenbaum,Achim Boenkeght of this irrational element as something which could be handled by using “complementary” modes of description, for Høffding in the fields of psychology and ethics, for Bohr in that of quantum mechanics. These various elements were parts of the anti-realistic message Bohr received from his mentor.