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The Foundations of Linear Stochastic Electrodynamics

Foundations of Physics, 2006
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L DE LA PEÑA, A M Cetto, Cetto A M
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Excited states in stochastic electrodynamics

Physical Review A, 1988
We show that the set of Wigner functions associated with the excited states of the harmonic oscillator constitutes a complete set of functions over the phase space. An arbitrary probability distribution can be expanded in terms of these Wigner functions.
, França, , Marshall
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The Pullback Mechanism in Stochastic Electrodynamics

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2007
An argument is given why the classical theory called Stochastic Electrodynamics may reproduce scattering and ionization experiments of electrons on atomic hydrogen.
Th M Nieuwenhuizen
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Stochastic electrodynamics for the free particle

Journal of Mathematical Physics, 1983
The theory of stochastic electrodynamics is applied to the free particle and to the particle moving in a homogeneous field, leading to a complete temperature- and time-dependent description in phase space. After a transient time, the marginal description in configuration space coincides entirely with quantum mechanics, while the phase-space description
L DE LA PEÑA, De La Peña L
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The propagator of stochastic electrodynamics

Physical Review D, 1981
The ''elementary propagator'' for the position of a free charged particle subject to the zero-point electromagnetic field with Lorentz-invariant spectral density proportional..omega../sup 3/ is obtained. The nonstationary process for the position is solved by the stationary process for the acceleration.
G. Cavalleri
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The harmonic oscillator in stochastic electrodynamics

Il Nuovo Cimento B Series 11, 1974
Classical electrodynamics with the hypothesis of a universal, Lorentz invariant, background radiation (stochastic electrodynamics) has been proposed as a possible alternative to quantum electrodynamics. The stochastic equations of motion of a charged particle are derived according to this theory, and they are compared with those of Brownian motion.
E. Santos
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The quartic anharmonic oscillator in stochastic electrodynamics

Journal of Mathematical Physics, 1982
The case of a slightly anharmonic oscillator (with a βx4 perturbing potential) is examined in the framework of stochastic electrodynamics (SED) in full detail. We obtain the stationary probability density and the mean energy, which differs from the quantum result at order β2.
L Pesquera
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Recent Developments in Linear Stochastic Electrodynamics

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2006
A detailed analysis of stochastic electrodynamics (SED) as a foundation for quantum mechanics has shown that the reasons for its failure in the case of nonlinear forces are not to be ascribed to the founding principles of the theory but to the approximation methods introduced, particularly the use of the Fokker‐Planck approximation and perturbation ...
L DE LA PEÑA, A M Cetto, De La Peña L   +2 more
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The spin of the electron according to stochastic electrodynamics

Foundations of Physics, 1982
By making use of the method of moments we study some aspects of the statistical behavior of the nonrelativistic harmonic oscillator according to stochastic electrodynamics. We show that the random rotations induced on the particle by the zero-point field account for the magnitude of the spin of the electron, the result differing from the correct one(3 ...
L. de la Peña, A. Jáuregui
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A Brief Survey of Stochastic Electrodynamics

1980
Stochastic electrodynamics and random electrodynamics are the names given to a particular version of classical electrodynamics. This purely classical theory is Lorentz’s classical electron theory(1) into which one introduces random electromagnetic radiation (classical zero-point radiation) as the boundary condition giving the homogeneous solution of ...
T. Boyer
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