Some remarks on classical representations of quantum mechanics

Foundations of Physics 24 (7):1089-1094 (1994)
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It is shown that, to a certain extent, the statistical framework of Hilbert-space quantum mechanics can be reformulated in classical terms

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10.1007/bf02054650

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