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  • In the case of an irreducible representation of the space-time symmetry group, the orbit of a single state takes one through a sufficient number of orthogonal states to span the entire infinite-dimensional state space.

    Archive 2009-02-01 Gordon McCabe 2009

  • Unfortunately, Wigner's irreducible representations are representations upon infinite-dimensional Hilbert spaces, whilst the Poincare group has only 10 dimensions.

    Archive 2009-02-01 Gordon McCabe 2009

  • As for the amount of information, well, the Hilbert space that describes quantum mechanics is an infinite-dimensional space.

    Quantum Diavlog Sean 2008

  • Free particles live in an infinite-dimensional space, and the usual basis for this space is plane waves.

    Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Quantum Mechanics, But Were Afraid to Ask Sean 2008

  • So, at the very least, the Hilbert space (under these assumptions) must be infinite-dimensional.

    What if Time Really Exists? Sean 2008

  • The first is that the modal interpretation, as stated thus far, was never in a position to deal with quantum mechanics in infinite-dimensional Hilbert spaces.

    Modal Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics Dickson, Michael 2007

  • (Their results are not all applicable to the infinite-dimensional case, however).

    Modal Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics Dickson, Michael 2007

  • States of physical systems are associated with normalized vectors in a Hilbert space, a complex, infinite-dimensional, complete and separable linear vector space equipped with a scalar product.

    Collapse Theories Ghirardi, Giancarlo 2007

  • It would seem at first sight that a lattice formulation could never reproduce this, since in finite volume (e.g. on the 4-torus) the space of lattice spinor fields is finite-dimensional but to have a non-trivial index theory the operators generally must be acting on an infinite-dimensional vectorspace.

    String Theory is Losing the Public Debate Sean 2007

  • Even standard non-relativistic quantum theory occurs in the arena of infinite-dimensional Hilbert spaces, not to mention quantum field theory.

    Modal Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics Dickson, Michael 2007

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