This book is about the interpretation of quantum mechanics, in particular how to resolve the measurement problem. The heart of the book is a new result that shows how to construct all possible 'no collapse' interpretations, subject to certain natural constraints and the limitations imposed by the hidden variable theorems.
This book is about the interpretation of quantum mechanics, in particular how to resolve the measurement problem. The heart of the book is a new result that shows how to construct all possible 'no collapse' interpretations, subject to certain natural constraints and the limitations imposed by the hidden variable theorems.
Introduction 1. From classical to quantum mechanics 2. Bell's 'no-go' theorem 3. The Kochen and Specker 'no-go' theorem 4. The proof of interpretation 5. Quantum mechanics without observers: I 6. Quantum mechanics without observers: II 7. Orthodoxy 8. The new orthodoxy Coda Appendix: some methematical machinery.
Introduction 1. From classical to quantum mechanics 2. Bell's 'no-go' theorem 3. The Kochen and Specker 'no-go' theorem 4. The proof of interpretation 5. Quantum mechanics without observers: I 6. Quantum mechanics without observers: II 7. Orthodoxy 8. The new orthodoxy Coda Appendix: some methematical machinery.
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