On Louis de Broglie's use of classical field theory in his quest for realism in quantum physics
He is also known for belonging to the camp opposing the Copenhagen point of view on quantum mechanics, denying state space formalism and advocating a realist interpretation of the wave function. After the Solvay conference in October 1927, de Broglie finally gave up this position – only to revive it again in the 1950s. This talk explores de Broglie's use of ideas from classical field theories, particularly general relativity and unified field theory, in his quest for a causal interpretation of quantum mechanics throughout these two periods.
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