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Probability in quantum mechanics according to E. Schrödinger
This is a short survey of the solution to a theoretical problem stated by E. Schrödinger in 1931–1932 in relation with the role of probability theory in quantum mechanics. It is founded on a novel probabilistic interpretation of the classical heat (or diffusion) equation. The new resulting classical theory is the closest classical analogy of quantum mechanics.