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Bohmian Mechanics(Pilot Wave theory) - A more deterministic approach towards Quantum Mechanics

Quantum mechanics had many interpretations for ages. The most accepted ones are the ones most experimentally proven ones. Bohmian mechanics is one of the less probabilistic and more conventional deterministic approach towards quantum mechanics. Bohmian theories can be formulated by introducing a privileged foliation of space-time. This introduction of a completely new foliation of space-time  would contradict with the theory of relativity,this is the reason of Bohmian mechanics not being so wide-spread or worked on. My research would be to work on Bohmian mechanics,trying to show a relativistic approach can be made to work for all inertial reference frames and pilot-wave theory can help solving the age long debate of the difference between Macroscopic and Microscopic world and if the spooky actions of the microscopic world is completely random or seems random because of the ignorance of pre-existing local variables. Bohmian mechanics or pilot wave theory is base...

Random Math Problems 1- Computing Nested Infinite Radicals

Compute This is a problem containing an infinitely nested radicals of 20,where you have to compute the entire nested radical.It goes on forever which is a hurdle for our intuitive understanding. Mathematical Steps (Algorithm) First we need to assign this entire infinitely nested radicals to a variable,like s ,and declare it as equation (1) .              We need to square both sides of the equation to separate one integer out of the infinitely nested radical so that it becomes an rational number+ infinitely nested radical . We are going to need this rational number later. We have to declare it as equation (2) .                 now we need to subtract equation (1) from equation (2)                          ...

Quantum Mechanics- A conceptual introduction

“ Anyone who thinks they can talk about Quantum Mechanics without getting dizzy hasn’t yet understood the first word of it. “ - Niels Bohr Quantum Mechanics is not something that can be predicted by using normal senses or intuition. From the dawn of civilization,we’ve been doing basic physics.Even in the stone ages,when someone threw a brick at us,we didn’t calculate the trajectory or the velocity vector of that brick to know where it’s path. We used our intuition,in a macroscopic world, we learned to predict as we became more and more evolved species.Everything follows our intuition when we do something in our day to day life,by using our classical mechanics and logical absolute way of thinking. But things are different in a microscopic level,those things are beyond our senses,and classical mechanics fails to describe it in an orderly manner. I think our leap into microscopic world started when we really tried to push classical mechanics to objects at a very small level,in...