Beyond Quantum Physics, and Computation

A special issue of Mathematics (ISSN 2227-7390).

Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2017) | Viewed by 498

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Department Theology. Satyabhakti Advanced School of Theology—Jakarta Chapter, Indonesia Forestry Department, Malang Institute of Agriculture, Indonesia
Interests: neutrosophic physics; included middle principle; astrophysics; cosmology; quantum fluid; gravitation theories; link between condensed matter/superfluidity and cosmology; Cantor sets; infinite space; matter and spirit unity; dialogue between cosmology and spirituality

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

We wish to publish a number of carefully-edited papers in a Special Issue dedicated to efforts to go beyond canonical Quantum Physics.

Our considerations are as follows:

After more than nine decades since the birth of Quantum Mechanics (QM), there are many experiments that seem to suggest that QM is limited; for example, there are experiments suggesting the violation of HUP. Therefore, it appears timely to seek new approaches, be they theoretical, experimental, or numerical, which hint towards a new and better understanding of the nature beyond canonical Quantum Physics. For example, we should seek a more consistent and realistic description of electrons, protons and the interference of light, both classically and quantum mechanically.

Prof. Dr. Florentin Smarandache
Dr. Victor Christianto
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • classical model of hydrogen/helium,

  • classical model of deuterium,

  • Maxwell-Dirac isomorphism,

  • beyond quantum mechanics,

  • classical-quantum formal correspondence,

  • Poisson bracket,

  • Matrix Maxwell equations,

  • wave particle duality and paradox,

  • physical interpretation of quantum wave function,

  • hydrodynamics interpretation of wave function,

  • interpretation of Wilson Chamber experiment

  • De Broglie’s matter wave postulate

  • Violation of Heisenberg Uncertainty relation

  • Nonlinear physics

  • computational physics

  • numerical simulation

  • computer algebra

  • wolfram mathematica

  • python

  • maple

  • matlab

Published Papers

There is no accepted submissions to this special issue at this moment.
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