The "Unromantic Pictures" of Quantum Theory

Allori V Goldstein S Tumulka R Zanghì N; Bell J S; Bell J S; Bell J S; Bell J S; Berndl K; Bohm D; Cohen-Tannoudji C; Colin S; Colin S; Colin S; Daumer M; Dennis E; Dewdney C; Dürr D; Dürr D; Dürr D; Georgii H-O; Georgii H-O; Ghirardi G C; Gleason A M; Goldstein S; Goldstein S; Goldstein S; Goldstein S; Goldstein S; Goldstein S; Goldstein S Tumulka R; Hawking S W; Holland P R; Horton G; Hyman R; Kochen S; Maudlin T; Maudlin T; Norsen T Tumulka R; Penrose R; Polidoro M; Popper K R; Roderich Tumulka; Struyve W; Struyve W; Sudbery A; Tumulka R; Tumulka R; Tumulka R; Valentini A

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The "Unromantic Pictures" of Quantum Theory

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I am concerned with two views of quantum mechanics that John S. Bell called ``unromantic'': spontaneous wave function collapse and Bohmian mechanics. I discuss some of their merits and report about recent progress concerning extensions to quantum field theory and relativity. In the last section, I speculate about an extension of Bohmian mechanics to quantum gravity.Comment: 37 pages LaTeX, no figures; written for special volume of J. Phys. A in honor of G.C. Ghirard

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