Where Quantum Mechanics Stops Explaining

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Autor principal: Lim Kheng Cheong, Larry
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author Lim Kheng Cheong, Larry
author_facet Lim Kheng Cheong, Larry
contents <p>Quantum mechanics predicts experimental outcomes with extraordinary precision, yet leaves unresolved how definite, irreversible events arise. This conceptual note revisits a lost logical distinction between continuous quantum processes and discrete physical events, clarified today by decoherence and modern experimental insight. The note serves as an orientation to the ideas developed more fully in the book <em>Logica Quanta: The Evasive Logic of Quantum Physics</em>.</p>
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spellingShingle Where Quantum Mechanics Stops Explaining
Lim Kheng Cheong, Larry
quantum mechanics, decoherence, quantum foundations, measurement problem, quantum–classical transition, philosophy of physics
<p>Quantum mechanics predicts experimental outcomes with extraordinary precision, yet leaves unresolved how definite, irreversible events arise. This conceptual note revisits a lost logical distinction between continuous quantum processes and discrete physical events, clarified today by decoherence and modern experimental insight. The note serves as an orientation to the ideas developed more fully in the book <em>Logica Quanta: The Evasive Logic of Quantum Physics</em>.</p>
title Where Quantum Mechanics Stops Explaining
topic quantum mechanics, decoherence, quantum foundations, measurement problem, quantum–classical transition, philosophy of physics
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18397821