Bound volume of 25 offprints, including the four papers in which Born introduced the probability (or Copenhagen) interpretation of quantum mechanics (1926), two giving Heisenberg’s explanation of the anomalous Zeeman effect on the basis of the Bohr-Sommerfeld quantum theory (1924/5), and two more by Heisenberg giving his solution of the Helium problem by means of his new quantum mechanics (1926/7).
[Vp: Vp, 1924-1927]. An extraordinary sammelband of offprints from the period 1924-27, during which Heisenberg’s new quantum mechanics (1925) revolutionized the study of atomic phenomena. The most important are the four papers by Max Born in which he introduced the statistical interpretation of quantum mechanics (nos. 10, 14, 15 and..... More
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