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From Faraday and Maxwell to Quantum Physics. The later story of the Electromagnetic Vector Potential
Tuck Choy, Miguel Ortuno
With the advent of quantum mechanics by Heisenberg in 1925 exactly a century ago, the quantization of the electromagnetic field became an important goal for our founding fathers, w…
Commentary on Peierls's "In defence of measurement" in Physics World, January 1991
Tuck C Choy
This paper is a commentary on Rudolph Peierls's "In defence of measurement" Physics World 19-20, January 1991 to accompany the reprint of this paper for the special volume dedicate…
A centennial reappraisal of Heisenberg's Quantum Mechanics with a perspective on Einstein's Quantum Riddle
Tuck C. Choy
Heisenberg's breakthrough in his July 1925 paper that set in motion the development of Quantum Mechanics through subsequent papers by Born, Jordan, Heisenberg and also Dirac (from…
On Dirac Quantisation rules and the trace anomaly
Tuck C Choy
In this article I shall clarify various aspects of the Dirac quantisation rules of 1930\cite{Dirac}, namely (i) the choice of antisymmetric Poisson brackets, (ii) the first quantis…
On the macroscopic verifications of Klein's theorem and the proof of
T. C. Choy
Alternative verifications of Klein's theorem and the proof of , for a relativistic macroscopic body are presented, using models with boundary conditions of varying comple…
On the equivalence principle and its relation to the weak equivalence principle of general relativity
T. C. Choy
We clarify the status of the equivalence principle () recently proposed by Heras et al \cite{JoseAJP2010,JoseEJP2010} and show that its proposal leads to an extension of…