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dc.contributor.authorMoreno Zuluaga, Linda Roció.-
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dc.identifier.citationMoreno Zuluaga, L. R. (2022). Estudio no estándar de la mecánica cuántica [Trabajo de Grado Pregrado, Universidad de Pamplona]. Repositorio Hulago Universidad de Pamplona. http://repositoriodspace.unipamplona.edu.co/jspui/handle/20.500.12744/8970es_CO
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dc.descriptionEl desarrollo de este proyecto tiene como meta exponer la mecánica Bohmiana como una interpretación alternativa a la interpretación estándar, mediante una revisión bibliográfica exhaustiva presentando de manera general el formalismo matemático no relativista de esta y evidenciando el amplio campo de investigación donde actualmente se esta haciendo uso de la interpretación para explicar fenómenos cuánticos cada vez mas complejos (inclusive en el ámbito relativista), aunque las teorías cuánticas estándar y de Bohm tienen diferentes formalismos, ambas dan exactamente las mismas predicciones para todos los fenómenos, la mecánica de Bohm da una explicación de los fenómenos cuánticos en términos de partículas puntuales guiadas por funciones de onda ofrece una solución útil en diferentes campos de investigación, ya sea desarrollando algoritmos de trayectoria cuántica eficientes o proporcionando una explicación basada en la trayectoria de fenómenos cuánticos complicados. Se presenta el formalismo maten ático de la mecánica Bohmiana haciendo desarrollos en detalle, en particular se deducen las ecuaciones del potencial cuántico y de las ecuaciones de trayectoria; se da un primer ejemplo encontrando una ecuación diferencial ordinaria que permite establecer trayectorias de partícula libre, luego se desarrolla un ejemplo mas complejo sobre interferencia y trayectorias cuánticas llegando a la simulación del experimento de doble rendija. Finalmente se presenta las aplicaciones actuales encontradas en la literatura a este formalismo, así como las objeciones; por ultimo se hace una pequeña disertación del trabajo realizado.es_CO
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dc.publisherUniversidad de Pamplona - Facultad de Ciencias Básicas.es_CO
dc.subjectLa autora no proporciona la información sobre este ítem.es_CO
dc.titleEstudio no estándar de la mecánica cuántica.es_CO
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