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See, e.g., the discussion in the last two sections of D. Wallace, The quantum theory of fields, and his Reading List in Philosophy of...

I tried to define everything that is not in typical textbooks. For a single field ##\phi##, the N-point function is simply the map (and...

A (classical or quantum) particle is a quantum field concentrated at each time in a small region of space. I tried to avoid the use of...

It is finished for submission, and I put it online to get some early feedback before actually submitting it (in a few weeks). So the...

Based on the thermal interpretation, I developed a quantum version of the classical, mechanical universe suggested by Laplace over 200...

Possibly of interest: Albert, David Z. (2025) NOTES ON JACOB BARANDES’ VERSION OF QUANTUM MECHANICS. - Preprint...

But his book is nearly as far as possible from the consensus textbook orthodoxy; see the last paragraph of p.20 in Beck's paper!

Orthodoxy is what is (by most textbooks) imparted to students when they have to learn quantum mechanics. That automatically excludes...

By the paper cited, we now know much better than we used to know....

Beck, G. (2025). How to be an orthodox quantum mechanic. https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.20597 From the abstract: From the conclusion:

Good theories (of which good models are anintegral part) have a high explanatory power, revealed by appropriate computations (that...

I fully agree with that. But it has nothing to do with what I wrote. Calculations produce the predictions. But they have no causal...

It is generally assumed to be in a plane wave state with with low uncertainty in momentum. This is very far from a classical particle...

All have their own interpretation in mind, unless they specifically mention a particular interpretation. Even in that case, they have...

Actually only the first half is part of the Copenhagen interpretation. The second half is not, since an integral part of the Copenhagen...