
Oxford Textbook of Movement Disorders
David Burn
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In Tech · 2012
An edited set of contributions from an international group of invited authors, clarifying the different interpretations of measurement in quantum mechanics. Suited to readers who want to compare those interpretations.
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Quantum mechanics departs sharply from classical physics when it comes to measurement, since in the microscopic world a direct measurement of the classical kind is not possible. For that reason, the question of measurement has been the most persistently difficult part of the theory as it has developed.
This volume gathers chapters from an international group of invited authors, each setting out a different reading of what measurement means in quantum mechanics. Rather than settling the debate, the aim is to make the competing views clearer, so that readers can weigh them side by side.
Edition note: published by In Tech in 2012, with 362 pages. ISBN-13 9789535100584.