Zur Quantenmechanik II¶
Born, M., Heisenberg, W., & Jordan, P. (1926). Zur Quantenmechanik II. Zeitschrift für Physik, 557-615.
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Primes¶
- Commutativity
- canonical commutation relations (foundation of quantum mechanics, axiomatized by Born, Heisenberg, and Jordan (1925) in the "Drei-Männer-Arbeit")
This sourceThe "three-man paper" axiomatizing matrix mechanics and the canonical commutation relation pq − qp = (ℏ/i)1 — supports the canonical-commutation-relations claim. (Citation-fix: the prose dates it 1925; the paper was submitted Nov 1925 but published in vol. 35, 1926.)
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Its abstract shows this matrix-mechanics program is built on Heisenberg's quantum condition, but never states the canonical commutation relation pq - qp = (h/i)1 or its axiomatization, and dates the paper 1926, not 1925.
“der Beweis geführt, daß auf Grund der Heisenbergschen Quantenbedingung der Energiesatz und die Bohrsche Frequenzbedingung aus den mechanischen Gleichungen folgen”
- canonical commutation relations (foundation of quantum mechanics, axiomatized by Born, Heisenberg, and Jordan (1925) in the "Drei-Männer-Arbeit")
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