This paper is the third one of a series of four. In the previous ones, we developed a thermodynamic and mechanical framework introducing the properties of the so-called Bernoulli oscillators. These last are classical oscillators submitted to an external force coming from the quantum vacuum, and driving a distinguished part of the oscillator motion itself which we call the hidden degree of freedom (HDF). In paper II, an expression for the HDF-potential effective in the classical expression of the mechanical energy theorem has been given. In order to show that this expression is consistent with a quantum mechanical context, a few unknown functions must be determined. To this purpose, we set up in this paper a mechanical-statistical framework for the system at hand. By investigating the properties of the reference statistical ensemble of oscillators we are able to find out the generalized state-equations needed in the expression of the mass-flow-theorem we have given in paper I. We produce the constitutive relations for the system pressure, (average) HDF-potential and other relevant statistical quantities. These expressions are for final comparison - to be performed in the following paper IV - with a wave-mechanical context. Discussion and physical interpretation of the framework here introduced are also provided.
Propositional bases for the physics of the Bernoulli oscillators (A theory of the hidden degree of freedom) III. Mechanical -Statistical framework / Mastrocinque, Giuseppe. - In: ANNALES DE LA FONDATION LOUIS DE BROGLIE. - ISSN 0182-4295. - 28:1(2003), pp. 9-47.
Propositional bases for the physics of the Bernoulli oscillators (A theory of the hidden degree of freedom) III. Mechanical -Statistical framework
MASTROCINQUE, GIUSEPPE
2003
Abstract
This paper is the third one of a series of four. In the previous ones, we developed a thermodynamic and mechanical framework introducing the properties of the so-called Bernoulli oscillators. These last are classical oscillators submitted to an external force coming from the quantum vacuum, and driving a distinguished part of the oscillator motion itself which we call the hidden degree of freedom (HDF). In paper II, an expression for the HDF-potential effective in the classical expression of the mechanical energy theorem has been given. In order to show that this expression is consistent with a quantum mechanical context, a few unknown functions must be determined. To this purpose, we set up in this paper a mechanical-statistical framework for the system at hand. By investigating the properties of the reference statistical ensemble of oscillators we are able to find out the generalized state-equations needed in the expression of the mass-flow-theorem we have given in paper I. We produce the constitutive relations for the system pressure, (average) HDF-potential and other relevant statistical quantities. These expressions are for final comparison - to be performed in the following paper IV - with a wave-mechanical context. Discussion and physical interpretation of the framework here introduced are also provided.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.