Animation 31

Three wave-number shells share the same proper-time interval while phase cycles and action accumulates at corresponding rates

symmetry-action-phase-desktop.mp4

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Section: From Wave Mechanics to Quantum Mechanics. Excerpts are verbatim; line numbers refer to the included chapter markdown.

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Three wave-number shells share the same proper-time interval while phase cycles and action accumulates at corresponding rates

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Chapter lines 1297–1297

The smaller $\hbar$ is, the more phase cycles a given action difference produces. For candidate paths, we use the wave mode appropriate to each segment and add the accumulated phases, following the procedure described earlier. For two candidate paths:

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$$ \Delta\phi=\frac{\Delta S}{\hbar}. $$

After the animation

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But this is exactly our condition for the path sum to be dominated by stationary paths. For everyday bodies, $\hbar$ is tiny compared with action differences so that their motion is effectively deterministic. Are we saying that the laws of motion we learn in high school physics are an approximation? Yes, a very good approximation.

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We can now express our $H_3$ commutation relation in units of action:

Generation source

Run render_action_phase_desktop.py --render. It directly encodes landscape frames using the shared state and timing constants from revise_action_phase and drawing primitives from core. The remaining listed modules are transitive imports through revise_action_phase/retitle_live; their portrait packaging and retiming entrypoints are not executed by the desktop build, and no earlier movie is consumed.

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Exact STEM and output match. Matching validation explicitly identifies shared_state=revise_action_phase.state and records masses 1/2/3 eV, proper-time interval 0..12 fs, 1008 frames at 42 fps, 1920 x 1080, 24 s. It verifies shell/proper-time/phase/action invariants but contains no MP4 hash, so source attribution is not a hash-attested build.

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