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Consistent histories and relativistic invariance in the modal interpretation of quantum mechanics
Modal interpretations of quantum mechanics assign definite properties to
physical systems and specify single-time joint probabilities of these
properties. We show that a natural extension, applying to properties at several
times, can be given if a decoherence condition is satisfied. This extension
defines "consistent histories" of modal properties. We suggest a new form of
the modal scheme, that offers prospects of a more general applicability of the
histories concept. Finally, we discuss a possible way of applying these ideas
to relativistic quantum field theory.Comment: 13 pages, no figure
Iowa—Portrait of the Land
Review of: Iowa - Portrait of the Land. Iowa Dept. of Natural Resources
Fruits and Plains: The Horticultural Transformation of America
Review of: "Fruits and Plains: The Horticultural Transformation of America," by Philip J. Pauly
Zes Sigma bij DAF : verbetering van de inbedding van het kwaliteitsverbeterprogramma Zes Sigma
A logical critique of the expert position in design research: beyond expert justification of design methods and towards empirical validation
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