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12. Okt. 1999 · The measurement problem in QM (Quantum Mechanics) grew out of early debates over Niels Bohr's “Copenhagen interpretation”. Bohr maintained that the physical properties of quantum systems depend in a fundamental way upon experimental conditions, including conditions of measurement. This doctrine appeared explicitly in Bohr's 1935 reply to ...
This chapter serves as an introduction to the philosophical issues raised by quantum theory. It begins with a brief overview of the for-malism of quantum theory. The so-called “measurement problem” is introduced, and the main approaches to it surveyed ...
3. Mai 2021 · The notorious interpretation problems of quantum mechanics are philosophical problems: more specifically, metaphysical problems (see Muller 2015). The reality problem of quantum mechanics resides in metaphysical territory. The growing interest in Analytic Philosophy in metaphysics since the 1960s , a.k.a. analytic metaphysics, had nothing to do ...
8. Dez. 2016 · So quantum theory as a whole is “a users’ manual that any agent can pick up and use to help make wiser decisions in this world of inherent uncertainty” (Fuchs 2010, 8, Other Internet Resources). QBists argue that from this point of view quantum theory faces no conceptual problems associated with measurement or non-locality.
Quantum mechanics is a fundamental theory in physics that describes the behavior of nature at and below the scale of atoms. [2] : 1.1 It is the foundation of all quantum physics, which includes quantum chemistry, quantum field theory, quantum technology, and quantum information science . Quantum mechanics can describe many systems that ...
freedom. A quantum theory of a system with infinitely many degrees of freedom is a quantum field theory. We use the term quantum the-ory to embrace both quantum-mechanical theories and quantum field theories. 2.1 Constructing quantum theories To construct a quantum theory, one identifies a system or systems of
Philosophy, Physics. This chapter serves as an introduction to the philosophical issues raised by quantum theory. It begins with a brief overview of the formalism of quantum theory. The so-called “measurement problem” is introduced, and the main approaches to it surveyed. We then discuss the implications of quantum theory for metaphysics.
