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  1. In Defence of Copenhagenism.Yehudah Freundlich - 1978 - Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A 9 (3):151.
    We rebut the objections to the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics presented by Park [9,10], Margenau [10], and Popper [11]. It seems to us that these authors, having adopted different interpretations of quantum mechanics, have been unable to grasp the perspective of the Copenhagenist. They therefore miss the points which the Copenhagenist is making when he: accords a special status to observations in quantum theory; attributes a state vector to an individual system; places restrictions on the simultaneous measurability of non-commuting (...)
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  • Copenhagenism and popperism.Yehudah Freundlich - 1978 - British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 29 (2):145-177.
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  • Classical probability and the quantum mechanical trace formulation for expectations.Peter D. Finch - 1982 - Foundations of Physics 12 (4):327-345.
    The trace formulation of quantum mechanical expectations is derived in a classical deterministic setting by averaging over an assembly of states. Interference of probabilities is discussed and its usual Hilbert space formulation is questioned. Nevertheless, it is shown that the observable predictions of quantum statics remain unchanged in the framework developed here.
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