I have just noticed the following information written in Japanese.

http://www.soc.nii.ac.jp/jps/shinsainews/kokaisite.pdf

When V(x;t)= -[1/(2m)][p(t)]^2 - [dp(t)/dt]x and Φ[χ]= exp[(i2πα/h)∫dt p(t)χ(t)],
Φ is a solution of the new grammar version of Schrodinger equation:
(ih／2πα) limε→0 (1／ε)(Φ[χ(□-ε)]－Φ[χ])
＝∫dt[(1／2m)(－ih／2πα)^2(δ／δχ(t))^2＋V(χ(t);t)]Φ[χ].
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Yesterday I noticed that
Φ[χ(□-ε)]-Φ[χ]=∫dt[χ(□-ε)-χ](t)δ/δχ(t)Φ[χ]
　=-ε∫dt χ'(t)δ/δχ(t)Φ[χ]
by thinking of a horizontal shift of χ as infinite vertical variations.
Probably this is not a new idea.

But by using this formula, I suppose that the new grammar version of Schrödinger equation:
(ih／2πα) lim_ε→0 (1／ε)(Φ[χ(□-ε)]－Φ[χ])
＝∫dt[(1／2m)(－ih／2πα)^2(δ／δχ(t))^2＋V(χ(t))]Φ[χ]
is to be reduced to the following equation.
-(ih／2πα)χ'(t)δ/δχ(t)Φ[χ]
＝[(1／2m)(－ih／2πα)^2(δ／δχ(t))^2＋V(χ(t))]Φ[χ]
This is a new idea.
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Last edited at 2011/04/04/16:55JST

I have been noticed by e-mail from JPS that the 66th JPS Annual Meeting has been canceled by the great earthquake.

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The following information has become invalid because the 66th JPS Annual Meeting has been canceled.

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ID: 25aGC-1
Title: A Probability Interpretation of New Grammar Version of Quantum Theory
Language: Japanese
Place: Niigata University (Ikarashi Campus) Room GC
Time: 2011/03/25/09:00-09:15(JST)
Presenter: Yuichi Uda
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ID: 28aEB-11
Title: A Blind Point of Explaining the Clebsch-Gordan Coefficients
Language: Japanese
Place: Niigata University (Ikarashi Campus) Room EB
Time: 2011/03/28/11:45-12:00(JST)
Presenter: Yuichi Uda
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Irregularity of others' presentations might shift the time of my presentation.
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If you post a question as a comment for this message, Yuuichi Uda can answer it at the meeting.

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Last edited at 2011/03/17/11:37JST