phase and conservation of charge in QM

Science > Physics > phase and conservation of charge in QM

LINK TO THIS PAGE

rating : 0 | 0

Page 1 of 1

Topic:	Science > Physics
User:	""
Date:	27 Dec 2007 08:22:39 PM
Object:	phase and conservation of charge in QM

I was looking through the Feynman lectures on physics, and he
mentioned briefly that the symmetry in overall phase of a wavefunction
(that is, that overall phase is arbitrary/irrelevant) is related to
the conservation of charge. Is this true, and if so, can someone
explain the logic behind this?
thanks,
M
.

Page 1 of 1

Post reply

Heisenberg and Conservation of Energy
Conservation laws
Conservation of energy
String Theory and conservation of mass/energy
Momentum conservation
Matter - antimatter assymmetry is related to baryon conservation
Conservation of information questions
Charge conservation and surface currents (or line currents)

Antimatter Imbalance Violates Conservation Laws?
Is there a Universal Law of Conservation of Acid and Base; relationship to Atom Totality
Bimetallic electrical Potential and conservation of charge
Problem of Conservation of Angular Momentum
Re: Conservation of angular momentum
Conservation of light energy...
Re: Einstein's Relativistic Mass is in violation of The Law Of Conservation Of Matter

NEWER

pg.1612 pg.1232 pg.940 pg.716 pg.544 pg.412 pg.311 pg.234 pg.175 pg.130 pg.96 pg.70 pg.50 pg.35 pg.24 pg.16 pg.10 pg.6 pg.3 pg.1

OLDER