Closed orbits and the regular bound spectrum.¶
Berry, M. V., & Tabor, M. (1976). Closed orbits and the regular bound spectrum. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London A, 349(1656), 101-123.
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- The heuristic reading treats correspondence as a powerful and pragmatically justified constraint on theory-building, while the ontological reading presumes that successive theories genuinely describe layers of the same underlying reality, accessible at different scales.
This sourceSemiclassical trace-formula treatment of the regular bound spectrum. Verified, link added.
- The heuristic reading treats correspondence as a powerful and pragmatically justified constraint on theory-building, while the ontological reading presumes that successive theories genuinely describe layers of the same underlying reality, accessible at different scales.
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