PARTICLES IN A QUANTUM ONTOLOGY OF PROPERTIES.
We propose a new quantum ontology, in which properties are the fundamental building blocks. In this property ontology physical systems are defined as bundles of type-properties (specified by algebras of observables in a Hilbert space). Not all elements of such bundles are associated with definite ca...
| Publicado en: | Poznan Studies in the Philosophy of the Sciences & the Humanities Vol. 104; pp. 123 - 144 |
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Brill / Rodopi
Dec2015
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