Quantum Mechanics and Determinism
arXiv:hep-th/0105105
Abstract
It is shown how to map the quantum states of a system of free scalar particles one-to-one onto the states of a completely deterministic model. It is a classical field theory with a large (global) gauge group. The mapping is now also applied to free Maxwell fields. Lorentz invariance is demonstrated.
13 pages Plain TeX, 1 figure in PostScript. Presented at PASCOS 2001, Eighth International Symposium on Particles, Strings and Cosmology, UNC at Chapel Hill, April 10-15, 2001
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