Quantum paradoxes resolved: a valid conceptual description of quantum physics

Autor:	H. Wimmel
Rok vydání:	1994
Předmět:	Consistent histories Physics Theoretical physics Quantum probability Minority interpretations of quantum mechanics symbols.namesake Quantum mechanics Quantum process symbols EPR paradox Interpretations of quantum mechanics Relational approach to quantum physics Relational quantum mechanics
Zdroj:	Il Nuovo Cimento B. 109:1065-1081
ISSN:	1826-9877 0369-3554
DOI:	10.1007/bf02723230
Popis:	Finding an interpretation of quantum mechanics without paradoxes is here shown to be a soluble problem of concepts, language, and logic. The ill-defined Copenhagen concepts ofobservation andmeasurement are transformed by a conceptual analysis into a number of well-defined subconcepts that take explicit account of the part played by theories in observation and measurement. Occurrence axioms for multiple events are formulated that can replace the usual measurement axioms and make «collapse of the wave function» dispensable. The usual fatal mixing of classical and quantum concepts is avoided by employing a two-model representation. Satisfactory answer to important questions of understanding are presented and the paradoxical aspects of known quantum thought experiments are shown to be spurious. The shortcomings and perplexities of the Copenhagen interpretation are avoided.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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