Macroscopic Body Motion in Terms of Quantum Evolution

Macroscopic Body Motion in Terms of Quantum Evolution

Macroscopic body is considered as a system, consisting of an infinite number of quantum particles. Mechanical motion of the system center of mass in physical space is described, using Feynman's representation of the quantum evolution. It is shown that the center of mass of the system moves acco...

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