A Complete Derivation of Quantum Mechanics from Classical Field Theory

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Abstract

Quantum mechanics is a cornerstone of modern physics, yet its fundamental origin and mathematical foundation remain elusive. In this paper, we derive the complete structure of quantum mechanics from a purely classical field theory. By gauging the double cover of the Lorentz symmetry group of space–time, the resulting equations of motion naturally yield all postulates of quantum mechanics, including the emergence of the Planck constant. This approach provides a coherent interpretation and demonstrates that quantum mechanics can be viewed as a mathematically consistent classical field theory.

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