“Uncertainty Relations” in the Group-theoretic Scheme of Quantum Mechanics
Journal Title: Physical Science International Journal - Year 2017, Vol 16, Issue 1
Abstract
Non-commutativity and uncertainty relation in quantum mechanics are considered here from the group-theoretic point of view. It is shown that uncertainty relation is connected with one of unit vector of orthogonal basis of spinor transformations space. The group-theoretic approach also demonstrates existence of relationship between non- commutativity and irreversibility.
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Nicolay V. Lunin
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