Contribution of Linguistic Inspiration over Logical Connection I

By reviewing how quantum mechanics was developed through de Broglie matter waves, the Schrödinger wave function and equation, the Born interpretation of the wave function, the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, and Dirac's work, this writing will unveil a linguistic link, rather than a logical connection, between each step of the early development of quantum mechanics. This aspect has been largely ignored by academia but holds profound significance for modern physics as well as for modern sciences in general. While quantum mechanics has been portrayed as the most rigorously constructed theoretical system, if we carefully look back at how its foundation was laid in the 1920s step by step, we might draw a very different conclusion. 1.1. The "wave" of de Broglie Despite…