Strictly a classical

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I just returned from a small conference attended by Basil Hiley, among a pestigious group of 17. An Oxford Philosopher of Science, S. Saunders, asserted strongly a point that I have often made, namely that the theory has never been extended to the relativistic case involving particle creation. Hiley did not disagree, but I believe admitted that this was indeed the case. So that is one reason why the theory as it stands is inadequate

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