Le · paradoxe · Des correlations d'einstein: Et de schrödinger et l'ëpaisseur temporelle de la transition quantique

Dialectica 19 (3‐4):280-289 (1965)
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It is argued that the so‐called correlation paradoxes of Einstein‐Podolsky‐Rosen1 and of Schrödinger2 imply that individual quantum processes are connected in time in a way that is symmetric with retarded and advanced actions; a · fatalistic · character of the course of events is thus advocated, similar to the one occuring in the so‐called · Heisenberg picture · in hyperquanitized field theory

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