A Complete Quantum Mechanics That Is Also Visualizable

We hypothesize that quantum mechanics is incomplete because it does not take into consideration the absorption of energy by quantum systems as described by matrix mechanics. To be complete quantum mechanics must include both matrix and wave mechanics, and due to the conservation of energy the first (absorption) must be carried out to completion before the second one (emission) can begin. The combined model of matrix and wave mechanics integrates naturally with Einstein’s use of independent coordinate systems K and K’ to describe the absorption and emission of radiation. All subsequent mathematical models are versions of this physical model.