Quantum theory without measurement or state reduction problems
Abstract
There is a consistent and simple interpretation of the quantum theory of
isolated systems. The interpretation suffers no measurement problem and
provides a quantum explanation of state reduction, which is usually
postulated. Quantum entanglement plays an essential role in the construction
of the interpretation.
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The Copenhagen Interpretation.Stapp, Henry Pierce
Entanglement, Joint Measurement, and State Reduction.Macdonald, Alan
Critical Points in Modern Physical Theory.Margenau, Henry
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Entanglement, Joint Measurement, and State Reduction.Macdonald, Alan
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