Quantum physics, illusion or reality?
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Quantum physics, illusion or reality?
Cambridge University Press, 1986
- pbk
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Hokkaido University, Library, Graduate School of Science, Faculty of Science and School of Science図書
dc19:530.1/r122021287265
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Bibliography: p. 119-121
Includes index
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In this book the author sets out to describe and discuss the philosophical foundations and conceptual problems encountered in the theory of quantum physics. The book describes the basic ideas of quantum physics and discusses both the long standing and the more modern conceptual problems. It then goes on to discuss the 'Measurement Problem' which arises when quantum physics is taken to be the fundamental theory of physics, applicable to large-scale physical systems as well as to atomic phenomena. Various attempts to resolve the resulting contradictions have led some physicists to suggest that human consciousness plays a unique role in the physical world and others to postulate that the physical universe is continually splitting into a huge number of copies of itself. Recent suggestions that quantum physics might be capable of explaining so-called paranormal phenomena are critically reviewed.
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