Title: Kochen, Specker, Bell, and Others
Abstract: Work of Ernst Specker (1960), Simon Kochen and Ernst Specker (1967), and John Bell (1964) concerning the non-existence of a hidden-variables theory reproducing the predictions of Quantum Mechanics is reviewed. Subsequently, a novel approach to Quantum Mechanics yielding – among other things – a solution of the measurement problem is outlined.
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Last Updated: 29th April 2020 by George Rogers
Jürg Fröhlich (ETH Zürich)
Title: Kochen, Specker, Bell, and Others
Abstract: Work of Ernst Specker (1960), Simon Kochen and Ernst Specker (1967), and John Bell (1964) concerning the non-existence of a hidden-variables theory reproducing the predictions of Quantum Mechanics is reviewed. Subsequently, a novel approach to Quantum Mechanics yielding – among other things – a solution of the measurement problem is outlined.
Talk – Video
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