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020 _a9780190097714
082 _a530.124
_bNEY
100 _aNey, Alyssa
245 _aWorld in the wave function : a metaphysics for quantum physics
260 _bOxford University Press,
_c2021
_aNew York :
300 _axiv, 269 p. ;
_bill.,
_c22 cm
365 _b35.00
_cUSD
_d78.70
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
520 _aWhat are the ontological implications of quantum theories, that is, what do they tell us about the fundamental objects that make up our world? How should quantum theories make us reevaluate our classical conceptions of the basic constitution of material objects and ourselves? Is there fundamental quantum nonlocality? This book articulates several rival approaches to answering these questions, ultimately defending the wave function realist approach. It is a way of interpreting quantum theories so that the central object they describe is the quantum wave function, interpreted as a field, and that the nonseparability and nonlocality we seem to find in quantum mechanics are ultimately manifestations of a more intuitive, separable and local picture in higher dimensions. quantum mechanics, quantum field theory, wave function, wave function realism, measurement problem, macro-object problem, primitive ontology, quantum entanglement, quantum nonlocality, quantum ontology.
650 _aWave functions
650 _aPhysics Philosophy
650 _a Pilot wave interpretation
650 _aComplimentarity
650 _a Configuration space
650 _aDensity matrix
650 _a Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen thought experiment
650 _a Functionalism
650 _a GRW theory
650 _a Hamiltonian
650 _a Human supervenience
650 _aIntuition
650 _aMeasurement problem
650 _aNarratability
650 _a Ontic structural realism
650 _a Primary ontology
650 _aRelational holism
650 _aSeparability
650 _aSpacetime state realism
650 _a Timpson, Christopher, Xin
650 _a Wallace, David
650 _aArgument (locality)
650 _aQuantum theories
650 _a Primary ontology
650 _aBasis Independence
650 _a Bell's theorem
650 _aComplimentarity
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