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The first textbook devoted to philosophy of quantum physics
Provides a clear and comprehensive overview of the interpretations of quantum theory and the associated philosophical questions
Includes problem sets with solutions to convey a deeper understanding

Produktbeschreibung
The first textbook devoted to philosophy of quantum physics

Provides a clear and comprehensive overview of the interpretations of quantum theory and the associated philosophical questions

Includes problem sets with solutions to convey a deeper understanding


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Autorenporträt
Cord Friebe is acting Chair of Theoretical Philosophy at the University of Siegen. His fields of interest: Philosophy of Physics, Analytical Ontology,
Kant's theoretical philosophy.
Meinard Kuhlmann is acting Chair of Philosophy of Science at the University of Mainz. His fields of interest: Philosophy of physics, philosophy of science and Analytical Ontology.
Holger Lyre is Professor of Theoretical Philosophy at the University of Magdeburg. His fields of interest: Philosophy of physics, philosophy of mind and science theory of cognitive neuroscience.
Paul M. Näger is Research Associate at the University of Münster. His fields of interest: Philosophy of physics, philosophy of science, metaphysics.
Oliver Passon is advisor to the Working Group on Physics and its Didactics at the University of Wuppertal. His fields of interest: Phenomenological Optics, Philosophy of Science and interpretation of quantum mechanics.
Manfred Stöckler is Professor of Theoretical Philosophy at the University of Bremen. His fields of interest: Philosophy of physics, philosophy of the time and methodology of the
Exploration of complex systems.