The phase space model of nonrelativistic quantum mechanics

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Abstract

We focus on several questions arising during the modelling of quantum systems on a phase space. First, we discuss the choice of phase space and its structure. We include an interesting case of discrete phase space. Then, we introduce the respective algebras of functions containing quantum observables. We also consider the possibility of performing strict calculations and indicate cases where only formal considerations can be performed. We analyse alternative realisations of strict and formal calculi, which are determined by different kernels. Finally, two classes of Wigner functions as representations of states are investigated.

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Tosiek, J., & Przanowski, M. (2021). The phase space model of nonrelativistic quantum mechanics. Entropy, 23(5). https://doi.org/10.3390/e23050581

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