Wigner eugene paul 1902 1995 (3 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 808 pp. Original cloth. Near Fine. The Nobel Prize in Physics 1963 was divided, one half awarded to Eugene Paul Wigner "for his contributions to the theory of the atomic nucleus and the elementary particles, particularly through the discovery and application of fundamental symmetry principles", the other half jointly to Maria Goeppert Mayer and J. Hans D. Jensen "for their discoveries concerning nuclear shell structure".…

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 631 pp. Original cloth. Near Fine. Table of contents (49 chapters) Philosophical Reflections and Syntheses Jagdish Mehra Pages 1-28 Epistemology of Quantum Mechanics Front Matter Pages 29-29 Discussion: Comments on Professor Putnam's Comments H. Margenau, E. P. Wigner Pages 31-32 Two Kinds of Reality E. P. Wigner Pages 33-47 Epistemology of Quantum Mechanics E. P. Wigner Pages 48-54 Epistemological Perspective on Quantum Theory E. P. Wigner Pages 55-71 Realität und Quantenmechanik E. P. Wigner Pages 72-77 Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics E. P. Wigner Pages 78-132 The Limitations of Determinism E. P. Wigner Pages 133-138 The Nonrelativistic Nature of the Present Quantum Mechanical Measurement Theory E. P. Wigner Pages 139-143 Quantum-Mechanical Measuring Process Die Messung quantenmechanischer Operatoren E. P. Wigner Pages 147-154 Theorie der quantenmechanischen Messung E. P. Wigner Pages 155-162 The Problem of Measurement E. P. Wigner Pages 163-180 Some Comments Concerning Measurements in Quantum Mechanics J. M. Jauch, E. P. Wigner, M. M. Yanase Pages 181-188 On the Change of the Skew Information in the Process of Quantum Mechanical Measurements A. Frenkel, E. Wigner, M. Yanase Pages 189-198 The Subject of Our Discussions E. P. Wigner Pages 199-217 The Philosophical Problem E. P. Wigner Pages 218-220 Questions of Physical Theory E. P. Wigner Pages 221-222 Quantum-Mechanical Measuring Process On Bub's Misunderstanding of Bell's Locality Argument S. Freedman, E. P. Wigner Pages 223-224 Review of the Quantum-Mechanical Measurement Problem E. P. Wigner Pages 225-244 Consciousness Remarks on the Mind-Body Question E. P. Wigner Pages 247-260 The Place of Consciousness in Modern Physics Eugene P. Wigner Pages 261-267 New Dimensions of Consciousness E. P. Wigner Pages 268-273 The Existence of Consciousness E. P. Wigner Pages 274-280 Symmetries Invariance in Physical Theory E. P. Wigner Pages 283-293 On the Law of Conservation of Heavy Particles E. P. Wigner Pages 294-296 Symmetry and Conservation Laws E. P. Wigner Pages 297-310 The Role of Invariance Principles in Natural Philosophy E. P. Wigner Pages 311-320 Events, Laws of Nature, and Invariance Principles E. P. Wigner Pages 321-333 Events, Laws of Nature, and Invariance Principles Eugene P. Wigner Pages 334-342 Violations of Symmetry in Physics E. P. Wigner Pages 343-358 Symmetry Principles in Old and New Physics E. P. Wigner Pages 359-381 Symmetry in Nature E. P. Wigner Pages 382-411 Relativity Relativistic Invariance and Quantum Phenomena E. P. Wigner Pages 415-445 Relativistic Equations in Quantum Mechanics E. P. Wigner Pages 446-456 Nuclear Physics On the Development of the Compound Nucleus Model E. P. Wigner Pages 459-475 Summary of the Conference (Properties of Nuclear States) Eugene P. Wigner Pages 476-486 Summary of the Conference (Polarization Phenomena, Madison 1971) Eugene P. Wigner Pages 487-493 Introductory Talk E. Wigner Pages 494-507 Concluding Remarks E. P. Wigner Pages 508-519 Broader Philosophical Essays The Limits of Science E. P. Wigner Pages 523-533 The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences E. P. Wigner Pages 534-549 The Growth of Science — Its Promise and Its Dangers E. P. Wigner Pages 550-563 Physics and the Explanation of Life E. P. Wigner Pages 564-577 On Some of Physics' Problems Eugene P. Wigner Pages 578-583 Physics and Its Relation to Human Knowledge Eugene P. Wigner Pages 584-593 The Problems, Future and Limits of Science E. P. Wigner Pages 594-602 The Extension of the Area of Science Eugene P. Wigner Pages 603-609 The Glorious Days of Physics Eugene P. Wigner Pages 610-615 Some Problems of Our Natural Sciences E. P. Wigner Pages 616-625.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 631 pp. Original cloth. Near Fine. Table of contents (49 chapters) Philosophical Reflections and Syntheses Jagdish Mehra Pages 1-28 Epistemology of Quantum Mechanics Front Matter Pages 29-29 Discussion: Comments on Professor Putnam's Comments H. Margenau, E. P. Wigner Pages 31-32 Two Kinds of Reality E. P. Wigner Pages 33-47 Epistemology of Quantum Mechanics E. P. Wigner Pages 48-54 Epistemological Perspective on Quantum Theory E. P. Wigner Pages 55-71 Realität und Quantenmechanik E. P. Wigner Pages 72-77 Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics E. P. Wigner Pages 78-132 The Limitations of Determinism E. P. Wigner Pages 133-138 The Nonrelativistic Nature of the Present Quantum Mechanical Measurement Theory E. P. Wigner Pages 139-143 Quantum-Mechanical Measuring Process Die Messung quantenmechanischer Operatoren E. P. Wigner Pages 147-154 Theorie der quantenmechanischen Messung E. P. Wigner Pages 155-162 The Problem of Measurement E. P. Wigner Pages 163-180 Some Comments Concerning Measurements in Quantum Mechanics J. M. Jauch, E. P. Wigner, M. M. Yanase Pages 181-188 On the Change of the Skew Information in the Process of Quantum Mechanical Measurements A. Frenkel, E. Wigner, M. Yanase Pages 189-198 The Subject of Our Discussions E. P. Wigner Pages 199-217 The Philosophical Problem E. P. Wigner Pages 218-220 Questions of Physical Theory E. P. Wigner Pages 221-222 Quantum-Mechanical Measuring Process On Bub's Misunderstanding of Bell's Locality Argument S. Freedman, E. P. Wigner Pages 223-224 Review of the Quantum-Mechanical Measurement Problem E. P. Wigner Pages 225-244 Consciousness Remarks on the Mind-Body Question E. P. Wigner Pages 247-260 The Place of Consciousness in Modern Physics Eugene P. Wigner Pages 261-267 New Dimensions of Consciousness E. P. Wigner Pages 268-273 The Existence of Consciousness E. P. Wigner Pages 274-280 Symmetries Invariance in Physical Theory E. P. Wigner Pages 283-293 On the Law of Conservation of Heavy Particles E. P. Wigner Pages 294-296 Symmetry and Conservation Laws E. P. Wigner Pages 297-310 The Role of Invariance Principles in Natural Philosophy E. P. Wigner Pages 311-320 Events, Laws of Nature, and Invariance Principles E. P. Wigner Pages 321-333 Events, Laws of Nature, and Invariance Principles Eugene P. Wigner Pages 334-342 Violations of Symmetry in Physics E. P. Wigner Pages 343-358 Symmetry Principles in Old and New Physics E. P. Wigner Pages 359-381 Symmetry in Nature E. P. Wigner Pages 382-411 Relativity Relativistic Invariance and Quantum Phenomena E. P. Wigner Pages 415-445 Relativistic Equations in Quantum Mechanics E. P. Wigner Pages 446-456 Nuclear Physics On the Development of the Compound Nucleus Model E. P. Wigner Pages 459-475 Summary of the Conference (Properties of Nuclear States) Eugene P. Wigner Pages 476-486 Summary of the Conference (Polarization Phenomena, Madison 1971) Eugene P. Wigner Pages 487-493 Introductory Talk E. Wigner Pages 494-507 Concluding Remarks E. P. Wigner Pages 508-519 Broader Philosophical Essays The Limits of Science E. P. Wigner Pages 523-533 The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences E. P. Wigner Pages 534-549 The Growth of Science — Its Promise and Its Dangers E. P. Wigner Pages 550-563 Physics and the Explanation of Life E. P. Wigner Pages 564-577 On Some of Physics' Problems Eugene P. Wigner Pages 578-583 Physics and Its Relation to Human Knowledge Eugene P. Wigner Pages 584-593 The Problems, Future and Limits of Science E. P. Wigner Pages 594-602 The Extension of the Area of Science Eugene P. Wigner Pages 603-609 The Glorious Days of Physics Eugene P. Wigner Pages 610-615 Some Problems of Our Natural Sciences E. P. Wigner Pages 616-625.…