Pseudo-differential operators in an operational model of the quantum measurement of observables

The measurement procedure transforms an isolated (closed) quantum system into an open one. The operators of observables of a rather simple explicit form are converted into pseudo-differential operators of more complicated form. A stable numerical method for studying the discrete spectra of the measured observables on the basis of the observed discrete spectra of the expected observables is developed. Thus, a method for establishing a correspondence between theoretical data in the conventional quantum mechanics of (isolated) quantum objects and the experimental data on their measured values for open quantum objects is proposed. © 2012 Springer-Verlag

Pseudo-differential operators in an operational model of the quantum measurement of observables

The measurement procedure transforms an isolated (closed) quantum system into an open one. The operators of observables of a rather simple explicit form are converted into pseudo-differential operators of more complicated form. A stable numerical method for studying the discrete spectra of the measured observables on the basis of the observed discrete spectra of the expected observables is developed. Thus, a method for establishing a correspondence between theoretical data in the conventional quantum mechanics of (isolated) quantum objects and the experimental data on their measured values for open quantum objects is proposed. © 2012 Springer-Verlag