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work_p3cmr435jvfc3koxgouak363qq	E. SCHRÖDINGER	ARE THERE QUANTUM JUMPS?	1952	16	.pdf	application/pdf	6950	441	66	so blatant example of this happening as the theories of physical science the rble of proper vibrations, and their discrete 'energy levels' would be inclined to think that a wave-mechanical system has a predilection for being affected by only one of its proper modes at a time. But this does not necessarily entail that in every single case of microscopic interaction a whole portion hv of macroscopic energy is exchanged. investigation in which the simplifying scheme of individual constituent micro-systems on sharp energy levels, with abrupt transitions If the simplified scheme of sharp energy states and abrupt transitions between them was workable throughout in all instances (which which interact, it is not at all clear which are the pure energy levels energy state, when they were isolated, before the interaction started. happens, we are not facing pure energy states. energy states,' is self-contradictory, anyhow in the language it uses 	./cache/work_p3cmr435jvfc3koxgouak363qq.pdf	./txt/work_p3cmr435jvfc3koxgouak363qq.txt