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LarryS
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In classical mechanics and EM, the energy carried by a wave is the amplitude squared. In QM the (complex) amplitude squared of the position-space wave function is the position probability density. Do physicists regard this as anything more than just an interesting coincidence? Has anybody ever proposed a direct physical/mathematical relationship between the two (classical vs quantum) amplitudes squared?
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.