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Authors: Jim Baggott
serie:
ISBN : 0198830157, 9780198830160
publisher: Oxford University Press
publish year: 2020
pages: 313
language: English
ebook format : PDF (It will be converted to PDF, EPUB OR AZW3 if requested by the user)
file size: 7 MB
Cover Quantum Reality Copyright Dedication Contents About the Author Preamble Prologue: Why Didn’t Somebody Tell Me About All This Before? Part I: The Rules of the Game Chapter 1: The Complete Guide to Quantum Mechanics (Abridged) Nature is lumpy, not smooth and continuous Waves are particles and particles are waves Everything we think we know about a quantum system is supposed to be summarized in its wavefunction No, seriously, electrons really do behave like waves The wavefunction gives us only probabilities: in quantum mechanics we can only know what might happen, not what will happen Quantum probability is not like classical probability For a specific physical system or situation, thereis no such thing as the ‘right’ wavefunction Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle is aboutwhat we can know. It is not about whatwe can only hope to measure Chapter 2: Just What is This Thing Called 'Reality', Anyway? Chapter 3: Sailing on the Sea of Representation Chapter 4: When Einstein Came Down to Breakfast Part II: Plaing the Game Chapter 5: Quantum Mechanics is Complete So Just Shut Up and Calculate: The View from Scylla: The Legacy of Copenhagen, Relational Quantum Mechanics, and the Role of Information Chapter 6: Quantum Mechanics is Complete But We Need to Reinterpret What it Says: Revisiting Quantum Probability: ReasonableAxioms, Consistent Histories, and QBism Chapter 7: Quantum Mechanics is Incomplete So We Need to Add Some Things: Statistical Interpretations Based on Local and Crypto Non-local Hidden Variables Chapter 8: Quantum Mechanics is Incomplete So We Need to Add Some Other Things: Pilot Waves, Quantum Potentials, and Physical Collapse Mechanisms Chapter 9: Quantum Mechanics is Incomplete Because We Need to Include My Mind (Or Should That Be Your Mind?): Von Neumann’s Ego, Wigner’s Friend, the Participatory Universe, and the Quantum Ghost in the Machine Chapter 10: Quantum Mechanics is Incomplete Because . . . Okay, I Give Up: The View from Charybdis: Everett, Many Worlds, and the Multiverse Epilogue: I’ve Got a Very Bad Feeling about This Appendix: Realist Propositions and the Axioms of Quantum Mechanics Realist Propositions (Chapters 2 and 3) The Axioms of Quantum Mechanics (Chapter 4) Acknowledgements List of Figure Acknowledgements Endnotes Bibliography Index