Bohm, David Physical Review, 85, 2, 1952, pàg. 166–179. Bibcode: 1952PhRv...85..166B. DOI: 10.1103/PhysRev.85.166. ("In contrast to the usual interpretation, this alternative interpretation permits us to conceive of each individual system as being in a precisely definable state, whose changes with time are determined by definite laws, analogous to (but not identical with) the classical equations of motion. Quantum-mechanical probabilities are regarded (like their counterparts in classical statistical mechanics) as only a practical necessity and not as an inherent lack of complete determination in the properties of matter at the quantum level.")
Bohm, David Physical Review, 85, 2, 1952, pàg. 166–179. Bibcode: 1952PhRv...85..166B. DOI: 10.1103/PhysRev.85.166. ("In contrast to the usual interpretation, this alternative interpretation permits us to conceive of each individual system as being in a precisely definable state, whose changes with time are determined by definite laws, analogous to (but not identical with) the classical equations of motion. Quantum-mechanical probabilities are regarded (like their counterparts in classical statistical mechanics) as only a practical necessity and not as an inherent lack of complete determination in the properties of matter at the quantum level.")
