Equivalent Circuit Model of Quantum Mechanics

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In the year of 2020, I published a book in psychology, “Self-consciousness, human brain as data processor”. In the book, I proposed resolution of quantum mystery by human mind by providing a model. Quantum mechanics has been developed by the basic philosophy that the theory’s role is to identify the measurable quantum parameters and to provide the mathematical theory relating them. The model’s role is, if that is available, only secondary, to rationalize the theory. I challenged this basic philosophy in this book. Quantum mechanics cannot be modeled by using any classical mechanics model, but it can be modeled by using the equivalent circuit model of electronics. I worked out the most basic details of this model and explained several mysterious quantum phenomena.

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Masakazu Shoji earned Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the University of Minnesota, and Sc,D. is solid-state physics from the University of Tokyo. He worked AT&T Bell Telephone Laboratories, Murray Hill, N.J. for 35 years, and worked as a microprocessor designer in the later half of his career. He created the basic CMOS digital circuit theory in 1990s. Hi is now retired, and lives with his wife Marika in central New Jersey.

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