The Correspondence Principle and the Understanding of Decoherence

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Sebastian Fortin
Olimpia Lombardi
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[1] CONICET and University of Buenos Aires,
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Foundations of Physics | 2019年 / 49卷
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Correspondence Principle; Quantum decoherence; Coarse descriptions; Classical limit;
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Although Bohr’s Correspondence Principle (CP) played a central role in the first days of quantum mechanics, its original version seems to have no present-day relevance. The purpose of this article is to show that the CP, with no need of being interpreted in terms of the quantum-to-classical limit, still plays a relevant role in the understanding of the relationships between the classical and the quantum domains. In particular, it will be argued that a generic version of the CP is very helpful in elucidating the physical meaning of the phenomenon of quantum decoherence.
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