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Louis de Broglie's paper introducing the idea that electrons could be treated as waves which impressed Einstein and led Schrödinger to his Nobel-winning work on quantum theory is conspicuous by its absence, as is the 1957 paper by Hugh Everett that made the "many worlds" idea, which remains the best resolution of the Schrödinger's cat puzzle, part of mainstream science.

How Physics Got Weird John Gribbin 2011

This use of decoherence would arguably resolve the puzzles discussed e.g., by Holland (1996) with regard to the possibility of a ˜classical limit™ of de Broglie's theory.

...anything but love... 2009

Such a ˜wave mechanics™ of course yields non-classical motions, but in order to understand how de Broglie's dynamics relates to typical quantum phenomena, we must include Bohm's (1952, Part II) analysis of the appearance of collapse.

...anything but love... 2009

With a strong Germanian light cavalry screen consisting of 15 squadrons of hussars descending upon the town of Hamm, astride de Broglie's supply line from Koln to Minden, de Broglie knew that he had to act quickly or else run the risk of getting trapped between the two enemy armies.

Archive 2007-10-01 Der Alte Fritz 2007

Madame de Berri has told me that Broglie's jokes consist only in saying openly, the most horrible things.

The Entire Memoirs of Louis XIV and the Regency d'Orleans, Charlotte -Elisabeth, duchesse 2001

At first, de Broglie's idea chilled Ruska to the bone.

The Nobel Prize in Physics 1986 - Perspectives 1986

The experimental results obtained by these various methods have fully substantiated Louis de Broglie's theory.

Nobel Prize in Physics 1929 - Presentation Speech 1965

Warsaw, Bucharest, Athens, Lausanne, Quebec, and Brussels, and a member of eighteen foreign academies in Europe, India, and the U.S.A. Professor de Broglie's most important publications are:

Louis de Broglie - Biography 1965

After crowning Louis de Broglie's work on two occasions, the

Louis de Broglie - Biography 1965

Broglie's experimental investigation concerning his theory took place.

Nobel Prize in Physics 1929 - Presentation Speech 1965