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Reflections on the Quantum Mechanics and the Path Leading to Its Discovery,l approach to science, the organization of the scientific society, the evaluation inside the society, and so on. Strange as it sounds, this is not quite so. Below are some reflections, some of them further elaborating foregoing statement, on the quantum mechanics and path leading to its discovery.

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Classical Electrodynamics, the oscillator model of the matter. This is the standard material that can be found in many places, see, e.g., Feynman et al. (.. Basic Books, New York, 2011). Schwinger et al. (.. Perseus Books, New York, 1998). For our purposes, the most important is the final Sect. 2.10 where we introduce the no

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Hamiltonian Formulation of Classical Mechanics, variables. This is again the standard material that can be found in many places, see, e.g., Goldstein et al. (Classical Mechanics, 3rd edn. Pearson, New York, 2001). The notions of the Hamilton canonical equations, the Hamilton’s function, “Hamiltonian,” and the canonical coordinates and momenta ar

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Classical Electrodynamics,rk, 2011). Schwinger et al. (.. Perseus Books, New York, 1998). For our purposes, the most important is the final Sect. 2.10 where we introduce the notion of oscillator strengths and Thomas–Kuhn–Reiche sum rule.

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