Lax-Phillips evolution as an evolution of Gell-Mann-Hartle-Griffiths histories and emergence of the Schröedinger equation for a stable history
D. Bar, L. P. Horwitz
Abstract
Using the Gell-Mann-Hartle-Griffiths formalism in the framework of the Flesia-Piron form of the Lax-Phillips theory we show that the Schröedinger equation may be derived as a condition of stability of histories. This mechanism is realized in a mathematical structure closely related to the Zeno effect.
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