Consistent Quantum Theory by Griffiths

Greg Bernhardt · Mar 4, 2013

Author: Robert B. Griffiths
Title: Consistent Quantum Theory
Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0521539293/?tag=pfamazon01-20

phyzguy · Mar 4, 2013

I am in the middle of reading this text, and have found that it has cleared up a number of conceptual issues for me. The claim is that there is no need to refer to 'wavefunction collapse', and that the claim that quantum mechanics is non-local is based on incorrect reasoning. Since this formalism seems so much more satisfying than the Copenhagen interpretation, I wonder why it isn't more widely taught. What do others think?

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