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Alfred Landé

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PhD Physics University of Göttingen

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According to Wikipedia, Alfred Landé was a German-American physicist known for his contributions to quantum theory. He is responsible for the Landé g-factor and an explanation of the Zeeman effect. Life and achievements Alfred Landé was born on 13 December 1888 in Elberfeld, Rhineland, Germany, today part of the city of Wuppertal.

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Alfred Landé's Published Works

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Published Works

New Foundations of Quantum Mechanics (1966) (147)
Perspectives in quantum theory (1971) (129)
Foundations of Quantum Theory (1957) (76)
Book Reviews: Quantum Mechanics; Perturbation Methods in the Quantum Mechanics of n-Electron Systems (1951) (60)
Finite Self —Energies in Radiation Theory. Part II (1941) (32)
Sommerfeld's Fine Structure Constant and Born's Reciprocity (1939) (26)
Quantum Fact and Fiction III (1966) (22)
The Magnetic Moment of the Proton (1933) (22)
Quantum mechanics in a new key (1973) (20)
Quantum Fact and Fiction (1965) (19)
Albert Einstein and the Quantum Riddle (1974) (13)
Quantum mechanics (1951) (12)
MULTIPARTICLE EXCITATIONS IN THE INTERMEDIATE COMPOUND STATE (1964) (12)
Foundations of quantum theory : a study in continuity and symmetry (1955) (11)
On the Existence and the Magnitude of Electronic Charges (1940) (9)
Interaction Between Elementary Particles. Part II (1949) (9)
FROM DUALISM TO UNITY IN QUANTUM MECHANICS (1959) (8)
ψ Superposition and Quantum Periodicity (1957) (8)
Unity in quantum theory (1971) (7)
Thermodynamic Continuity and Quantum Principles (1952) (6)
Continuity, A Key to Quantum Mechanics (1953) (6)
New foundations for quantum physics (1967) (6)
WHY DO QUANTUM THEORISTS IGNORE THE QUANTUM THEORY?* (1965) (6)
Quantum Mechanics and Thermodynamic Continuity (1952) (5)
On Advanced and Retarded Potentials (1950) (5)
Interpretation of Quantum Physics (1962) (5)
ψ Superposition and Quantum Rules (1956) (5)
Unitary Interpretation of Quantum Theory (1961) (4)
Nuclear Magnetic Moments and Their Origin (1934) (4)
The Magnetic Moment of the Neutron (1934) (4)
Atomic Physics and Human Knowledge. Niels Bohr (1959) (4)
Non-Quantal Foundations of Quantum Theory (1957) (3)
III.—DETERMINISM VERSUS CONTINUITY IN MODERN SCIENCE: Sufficient Reason for the Lack of Sufficient Causation (1958) (3)
Solution of the Gibbs Entropy Paradox (1965) (3)
Principles of Quantum Mechanics (1937) (3)
Neutrons in the Nucleus. II (1933) (3)
FROM DUALISM TO UNITY IN QUANTUM MECHANICS* (1959) (2)
Comments on the review of “foundations of quantum mechanics, a study in continuity and symmetry” (1957) (2)
The Structure of Electric Particles and the Number 137 (1939) (1)
QUANTUM INDETERMINACY, A CONSEQUENCE OF CAUSE-EFFECT CONTINUITY (1954) (1)
The Ratio of e, c, and h (1940) (1)
THE LOGIC OF QUANTA* (1956) (1)
The Case against Quantum Duality (1962) (1)
Dialog on dualism (1968) (1)
Why the World is a Quantum World (1976) (1)
The Decline and Fall of Quantum Dualism (1971) (1)
The Laws behind the Quantum Laws (1976) (0)
WAVES AND CORPUSCLES IN QUANTUM PHYSICS. (1937) (0)
NON‐QUANTAL FOUNDATIONS OF QUANTUM MECHANICS (1965) (0)
Eigenvalue Problem of the Dirac Electron (1940) (0)
DERIVATION OF THE QUANTUM RULES ON NON-QUANTAL BASES (1961) (0)
The Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Mechanics in a New Key (1975) (0)
Reply to P. C. Peters (1970) (0)
Refereeing or thought control (1971) (0)
The physics of flight (1945) (0)
[Not Available]. (1949) (0)
Transitions Between Levels Spaced Almost Continuously (1938) (0)
On the Magnitude of Electronic Charges (1941) (0)
On the stability and magnitude of electronic charges. Part II, scalar wave functions (1941) (0)
Reply to Dr. Erlichson (1970) (0)
Heisenberg’s Contracting Wave Packets (1959) (0)
QUANTUM MECHANICS, OBSERVATION, AND INTERPRETATION. (1968) (0)

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