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[QUOTE="vanhees71, post: 6587531, member: 260864"] I don't understand, what the content of Sect. 4.5 has to do with our discussion. I don't see, how you can come to the conclusion that the "pragmatic use" of the formalism contradicts the Born rule as the foundation. To the contrary all these pragmatic uses are based on the probabilistic interpretation of the state a la Born. Also, as I said before, I don't understand how you can say that with a non-stationary source no accuracy is reachable, while the quoted Penning-trap experiments lead to results which are among the most accurate measurements of quantities like the gyro-factor of electrons or, just recently reported even in the popular press, the accurate measurement of the charge-mass ratio of the antiproton. Nowhere in your paper I can see, that there is anything NOT based on Born's rule, although you use the generalization to POVMS, but I don't see that this extension is in contradiction to Born's rule. Rather, it's based on it. [/QUOTE]
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