Problems with Mathematically Real Quantum Wave Functions

DOI: 10.4236/oalib.1102921, PP. 1-6

Keywords: Quantum Theories, Real Wave Function, Definition of Density

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Theories of a mathematically real quantum function are discussed. The analysis relies on fundamental elements of quantum theories and proves the existence of a new type of problems in these theories. Particle density plays a key role in the discussion. The results show new contradictions in the Majorana neutrino theory and in the Yukawa theory of the nuclear interaction. Experimental data support these conclusions. New problems exist with the theories of the Z and the Higgs bosons.

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