Intrinsically Irreversible Dynamical Systems allow for an exact passage to Irreversible Evolution through appropriate non-Unitary change of Representation. The property which characterises such systems is Dynamical Instability expressed by the Kolmogorov Partition and Internal Time or by the non-vanishing of the asymptotic Collision Operator. This leads to an extension of both Classical and Quantum Mechanics. Certain implications of the Kolmogorov Instability and Internal Time for Relativistic Systems as well as of the non-vanishing of the asymptotic Collision Operator for Unstable quantum systems are discussed.NOTXTinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe
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A simple classical mechanical system, consisting of an idealised classical gas in a simple container...
Time asymmetry and irreversibility are signal features of our world. They are the reason of our agin...
5Irreversible phenomena are of fundamental importance because they characterize a direction of time....
A direct classical analog of the quantum dynamics of intrinsic decoherence in Hamiltonian systems, c...
textOne consequence of a quantum theory in which resonances are mathematically unified with decaying...
Irreversibility as the emergence of a priviledged direction of time arises in an intrinsic way at th...
Nonintegrable Poincaré systems with continuous spectrum (so-called Large Poincaré Systems, LPS) lead...
Quantum theory has a dual structure: while the Schrödinger equation corresponds to a deterministic a...
We continue our previous work on dynamic “intrinsically random” systems for which we can derive diss...
The authors have introduced an extended formulation of dynamics which allows a clear distinction bet...
We elaborate on the existing notion that quantum mechanics is an emergent phenomenon, by presenting ...
We investigate irreversibility in a quantum system subject to unitary dynamics as it results from pe...
The role of “chaos” in the fundamental dynamical description, both classical and quantum, is discuss...
AbstractIt is often assumed that phenomenology is a rather weak tool for the analysis of natural sys...
A challenging problem facing physicists is the compatibility of irreversibility, as expressed by the...
A simple classical mechanical system, consisting of an idealised classical gas in a simple container...
Time asymmetry and irreversibility are signal features of our world. They are the reason of our agin...
5Irreversible phenomena are of fundamental importance because they characterize a direction of time....
A direct classical analog of the quantum dynamics of intrinsic decoherence in Hamiltonian systems, c...
textOne consequence of a quantum theory in which resonances are mathematically unified with decaying...