Three myths about time reversal in quantum theory
arXiv:1607.07388 · doi:10.1086/690721
Abstract
Many have suggested that the transformation standardly referred to as 'time reversal' in quantum theory is not deserving of the name. I argue on the contrary that the standard definition is perfectly appropriate, and is indeed forced by basic considerations about the nature of time in the quantum formalism.
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