Listening to the talks a recent meeting on Density Functional Theory DFT based on the linear multi-dimenisonal Schrödinger equation as the pillar of modern physics in the form Standard Quantum Mechanics StdQM, has given me incentive to ask the speakers of the meeting to take a look at Real Quantum Mechanics RealQM, which offers a different approach to the physics of atoms and molecules.
The reactions I have received so far express scepticism combined with astonishment, which I take as a sign that RealQM offers something new. Here you find presentations of RealQM:
- RealQM (book 2017)
- Structural Mechanics of the Atom: RealQM (talk 2017)
- RealQM Chemistry (recent blog posts)
- RealQM (recent and old blog posts)
- StdQM: Statistical without direct physical meaning.
- RealQM: Deterministic with direct physical meaning.
- StdQM: Multi-dimensional without direct physical meaning.
- RealQM: Three-dimensional with direct physical meaning.
- StdQM: Difficult to compute because of many dimensions.
- RealQM: Easy to compute because of three dimensions.
- StdQM: Mysteries: collapse of wave function, measurements, electrons as particles, correlation, exchange, exclusion principle, uncertainty principle,...
- RealQM: No mysteries.
- DFT is based on a collective electron density without electron individuality.
- RealQM is based non-overlapping one-electron densities with individuality.
- DFT requires additional non-obvious modeling to deliver results.
- RealQM is a parameter-free model ready to deliver results by pressing a computational button.
What you need to show is that your theory gives results that match experiments. If it doesn't match reality it doesn't matter how elegant you think it is.
SvaraRaderaThe references give a rich collection of computations in agreement with observations, including ground state energies for most of the periodic table, excited states, and basic molecules. Theoretical elegance gives efficient computation in agreement with experiments.
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