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| − | First of all, I think it best to eliminate any possibility of misunderstanding which might arise from the title of this report where mention is made of the <u>need</u> for a probabilistic interpretation of quantum mechanics. "Need" and "probabilistic interpretation" would be totally contradictory terms if I did not make it clear that the need in the title is not a causal and deterministic need; what I quite simply want to affirm is that the probabilistic interpretation of quantum mechanics appears to be consistent with that way of regarding the evolution of physics which I intend to expoud on briefly further on. The probabilistic interpretation, in fact, appears to be the one which enables quantum mechanics to take on and sustain the role that such a viewpoint confers on it.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | + | First of all, I think it best to eliminate any possibility of misunderstanding which might arise from the title of this report where mention is made of the <u>need</u> for a probabilistic interpretation of quantum mechanics. "Need" and "probabilistic interpretation" would be totally contradictory terms if I did not make it clear that the need in the title is not a causal and deterministic need; what I quite simply want to affirm is that the probabilistic interpretation of quantum mechanics appears to be consistent with that way of regarding the evolution of physics which I intend to expoud on briefly further on. The probabilistic interpretation, in fact, appears to be the one which enables quantum mechanics to take on and sustain the role that such a viewpoint confers on it. |
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Latest revision as of 11:20, 1 January 2017
| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | The Need For a Probabilistic Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics: Cause and Results |
| Author(s) | Giovanna Catania |
| Keywords | probabilistic interpretation, quantum mechanics, causes and results, physical meaning |
| Published | 1989 |
| Journal | None |
| Pages | 53-59 |
Abstract
First of all, I think it best to eliminate any possibility of misunderstanding which might arise from the title of this report where mention is made of the need for a probabilistic interpretation of quantum mechanics. "Need" and "probabilistic interpretation" would be totally contradictory terms if I did not make it clear that the need in the title is not a causal and deterministic need; what I quite simply want to affirm is that the probabilistic interpretation of quantum mechanics appears to be consistent with that way of regarding the evolution of physics which I intend to expoud on briefly further on. The probabilistic interpretation, in fact, appears to be the one which enables quantum mechanics to take on and sustain the role that such a viewpoint confers on it.
