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Reichenbach’s Interpretation of Quantum-Mechanics

Philosophical Studies, 1958
In Section III of his paper H. Putnam1 deals with Reichenbach’s attempt to interpret quantum mechanics on the basis of a three-valued logic, and he uses some arguments of his own in order to show that this attempt is “a move in the direction of simplifying the whole system of laws” (104).
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Statistical Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics

Science, 1955
The published work for which the honor of the Nobel prize for the year 1954 has been accorded to me does not contain the discovery of a new phenomenon of nature but, rather, the foundations of a new way of thinking about the phenomena of nature. This way of thinking has permeated experimental and theoretical physics to such an extent that it seems ...
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Interpretation of quantum mechanics

Physics Letters A, 1987
Abstract New axioms are proposed for the interpretation of quantum mechanics. They rest on a kind of calculus allowing to select meaningful physical statements and giving rules to check a given physical reasoning containing implications. Measurement theory is reformulated.
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A Modal Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics

1981
Why is quantum logic not classical? In what sense is quantum theory indeterministic? How are mixed states related to pure states? What happens to measurement?
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The Statistical Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics

Reviews of Modern Physics, 1970
The Statistical Interpretation of quantum theory is formulated for the purpose of providing a sound interpretation using a minimum of assumptions. Several arguments are advanced in favor of considering the quantum state description to apply only to an ensemble of similarily prepared systems, rather than supposing, as is often done, that it exhaustively
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Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics

1983
The conceptual problems generated by the generally accepted interpretation of quantum mechanics overshadow in philosophical depth those generated by the older quantum theory (see for example the collections of basic papers edited by ter Haar, 1967, and Kangro, 1972) to such an extent that one is likely to forget the latter.
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