Adlam reconceptualizes the quantum measurement problem as a problem of epistemology, and in doing so presents a novel perspective on the issue, offering a new approach to finding valid solutions.
Adlam reconceptualizes the quantum measurement problem as a problem of epistemology, and in doing so presents a novel perspective on the issue, offering a new approach to finding valid solutions.
Dr Emily Adlam is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Chapman University. She completed her PhD in theoretical physics at the University of Cambridge, and studied physics and philosophy at the University of Oxford. She is a winner of the Blaumann Prize (2023), and the annual FXQi Essay Competition (2017).
Inhaltsangabe
1: Prologue 2: What is the Measurement Problem? 3: Some Solutions 4: The Epistemology of Measurement 5: Strategy 6: The Everett Interpretation 7: No Worse Off 8: Bayesianism 9: Observer-Relative Interpretations 10: First and Third Person Views of Science 11: Primitive Ontology, Fundamentality, and Scale 12: Superdeterminism and Naturalness 13: Where to from Here? 14: Conclusion
1: Prologue 2: What is the Measurement Problem? 3: Some Solutions 4: The Epistemology of Measurement 5: Strategy 6: The Everett Interpretation 7: No Worse Off 8: Bayesianism 9: Observer-Relative Interpretations 10: First and Third Person Views of Science 11: Primitive Ontology, Fundamentality, and Scale 12: Superdeterminism and Naturalness 13: Where to from Here? 14: Conclusion
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