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The development of the concept of exchange forces in the 1930s: close encounters between Europe and Japan and the birth of nuclear theory
Marco Di Mauro, Salvatore Esposito, Adele Naddeo
The onset and the development of the concept of exchange force in quantum physics are historically reconstructed, starting from Heisenberg's seminal contributions in 1926 and going…
Interaction between Everett worlds and fundamental decoherence in Non-unitary Newtonian Gravity
Filippo. Maimone, Adele Naddeo, Giovanni Scelza
It is shown that Non-unitary Newtonian Gravity (NNG) model admits a simple interpretation in terms of Feynman path integral, in which the sum over all possible histories is replace…
A glimpse into Feynman's contributions to the debate on the foundations of quantum mechanics
Marco Di Mauro, Salvatore Esposito, Adele Naddeo
The broad debate on foundational issues in quantum mechanics, which took place at the famous 1957 Chapel Hill conference on \textit{The Role of Gravitation in Physics}, is here cri…
A look inside Feynman's route to gravitation
Marco Di Mauro, Salvatore Esposito, Adele Naddeo
In this contribution we report about Feynman's approach to gravitation, starting from the records of his interventions at the Chapel Hill Conference of 1957. As well known, Feynman…
Towards detecting gravitational waves: a contribution by Richard Feynman
Marco Di Mauro, Salvatore Esposito, Adele Naddeo
An account of Richard Feynman's work on gravitational waves is given. Feynman's involvement with this subject can be traced backto 1957, when he attended the famous Chapel Hill con…
A road map for Feynman's adventures in the land of gravitation
Marco Di Mauro, Salvatore Esposito, Adele Naddeo
Richard P. Feynman's work on gravitation, as can be inferred from several published and unpublished sources, is reviewed. Feynman was involved with this subject at least from late…