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reading this http://uk.arxiv.org/abs/1004.2529 about supposed parallels between the mathematical structure of probability in QM and some problems in economics
question is that are there really any violations of classical probability theory, such as Pr(A) > Pr(A [itex]\cup[/itex] B) in QM? The supposed examples all seem to point to interference effects which to my thinking are not violations of Probability theory as you could construct a similar situation with classical waves
question is that are there really any violations of classical probability theory, such as Pr(A) > Pr(A [itex]\cup[/itex] B) in QM? The supposed examples all seem to point to interference effects which to my thinking are not violations of Probability theory as you could construct a similar situation with classical waves