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- Albert, D. Z., 1992, Quantum Mechanics and Experience, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. (Scholar)
- Albert, D. Z., 2000, Time and Chance, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. (Scholar)
- Albert, D. Z., and J. A. Barrett: 1995, “On What It Takes To Be a World”, Topoi, 14: 35–37. (Scholar)
- Albert, D. Z., and B. Loewer, 1988, “Interpreting the Many Worlds Interpretation”, Synthese, 77: 195–213. (Scholar)
- Bacciagaluppi, G., 2002, “Remarks on Space-time and Locality in Everett's Interpretation”, in T. Placek and J. Butterfield (eds), Non-Locality and Modality, Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic, pp. 105–122. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Barrett, J., 1994, “The Suggestive Properties of Quantum Mechanics Without the Collapse Postulate”, Erkenntnis, 41: 233–252. (Scholar)
- Barrett, J., 1995, “The Single-Mind and Many-Minds Formulations of Quantum Mechanics”, Erkenntnis, 42: 89–105. (Scholar)
- Barrett, J., 1996, “Empirical Adequacy and the Availability of Reliable Records in Quantum Mechanics”, Philosophy of Science, 63: 49–64. (Scholar)
- Barrett, J., 1999, The Quantum Mechanics of Minds and Worlds, Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Scholar)
- Barrett, J., 2000, “The Nature of Measurement Records in Relativistic Quantum Field Theory,” in M. Kuhlman, H. Lyre, and A. Wayne (eds.), Ontological Aspects of Quantum Field Theory, Singapore: World Scientific. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Barrett, J., 2002, “Are Our Best Physical Theories (Probably and/or Approximately) True?”, Philosophy of Science, VOLUME: PAGES. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Bell, J. S., 1987, Speakable and Unspeakable in Quantum Theory, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (Scholar)
- Bub, J., R. Clifton and B. Monton, 1998, “The Bare Theory Has No Clothes”, in R. Healey and G. Hellman (eds.), Quantum Measurement: Beyond Paradox, (Minnesota Studies in the Philosophy of Science: Volumes 17), Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 32–51. (Scholar)
- Butterfield, J., 1995, “Worlds, Minds, and Quanta”, Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume, LXIX: 113–158. (Scholar)
- Butterfield, J., 2001, “Some Worlds of Quantum Theory”, in R. Russell, J. Polkinghorne et al. (eds.), Quantum Mechanics (Scientific Perspectives on Divine Action: Volume 5), Vatican City: Vatican Observatory Publications, pp. 111–140. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Byrne, P., 2007, “The Many Worlds of Hugh Everett”. Scientific American, December 2007: 98–105. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Clifton, R., 1996, “On What Being a World Takes Away”, Philosophy of Science, 63: S151–S158. (Scholar)
- Deutsch, D., 1999, “Quantum Theory of Probability and Decisions”, Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, A455: 3129–3137. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- DeWitt, B. S., 1971, “The Many-Universes Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics”, in B. D.'Espagnat (ed.), Foundations of Quantum Mechanics, New York: Academic Press. Reprinted in DeWitt and Graham 1973, pp. 167–218. (Scholar)
- DeWitt, B. S., and N. Graham (eds.), 1973, The Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics, Princeton: Princeton University Press. (Scholar)
- Dowker, F., and A. Kent, 1996, “On the Consistent Histories Approach to Quantum Mechanics”, Journal of Statistical Physics, 83(5–6): 1575–1646. (Scholar)
- Everett, H., 1957a, On the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics, Ph.D. thesis, Princeton University, Department of Physics. (Scholar)
- Everett, H., 1957b, “‘Relative State’ Formulation of Quantum Mechanics”, Reviews of Modern Physics, 29: 454–462. Reprinted in Wheeler and Zurek 1983, pp. 315–323. (Scholar)
- Everett, H., 1973, “The Theory of the Universal Wave Function”, in DeWitt and Graham 1973, 3–140. (Scholar)
- Gell-Mann, M., and J. B. Hartle, 1990, “Quantum Mechanics in the Light of Quantum Cosmology”, in W. H. Zurek (ed.), Complexity, Entropy, and the Physics of Information, (Proceedings of the Santa Fe Institute Studies in the Sciences of Complexity: Volume VIII), Redwood City, CA: Addison-Wesley, pp. 425–458. (Scholar)
- Geroch, R., 1984, “The Everett Interpretation”, Noûs, 18: 617–633. (Scholar)
- Greaves, H., 2006, “Probability in the Everett interpretation”, Philosophy Compass, 2(1): 109–128. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Healey, R., 1984, “How Many Worlds?”, Noûs, 18: 591–616. (Scholar)
- Hemmo, M., and I. Pitowsky, 2003, “Probability and Nonlocality in Many Minds Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics”, British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 54(2): 225–243. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Lockwood, M., 1989, Mind, Brain, and the Quantum, Oxford: Blackwell. (Scholar)
- Lockwood, M., 1996, “Many Minds Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics”, British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 47(2): 159–188. (Scholar)
- Mermin, D., (1998) “What is quantum mechanics trying to tell us?”, American Journal of Physics, 66: 753–767. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Rovelli, C., 1996, “Relational Quantum Mechanics”, International Journal of Theoretical Physics, 35: 1637. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Saunders, S., 1995, “Time, Quantum Mechanics, and Decoherence”, Synthese, 102(2): 235–266. (Scholar)
- Saunders, S., 1997, “Naturalizing Metaphysics (Philosophy, Quantum Mechanics, The Problem of Measurement)”, Monist, 80(1): 44–69. (Scholar)
- Saunders, S., 1998, “Time, Quantum Mechanics, And Probability”, Synthese, 114(3): 373–404. (Scholar)
- Stein, H., 1984, “The Everett Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics: Many Worlds or None?”, Noûs, 18: 635–52. (Scholar)
- von Neumann, J., 1955, Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Mechanics, Princeton: Princeton University Press. (Translated by R. Beyer from Mathematische Grundlagen der Quantenmechanik, Springer: Berlin, 1932.) (Scholar)
- Wallace, D., 2002, “Worlds in the Everett Interpretation”, Studies in History & Philosophy of Modern Physics, 33B(4): 637–661. (Scholar)
- Wallace, D., 2003, “Everettian Rationality: Defending Deutsch's Approach to Probability in the Everett interpretation”, Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics, 34(3): 415–38. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Wallace, D., 2006, “Epistemology Quantized: Circumstances in which We Should Come to Believe in the Everett Interpretation”, 57(4): 655–689. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Wallace, D., 2007, “Quantum Probability from Subjective Likelihood: Improving on Deutsch's Proof of the Probability Rule”, Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in the History and Philosophy of Modern Physics, 38(2): 311–332. [Preprint available online]. (Scholar)
- Werner, F. G., 1962, The transcript of the Conference on the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics held at Xavier University Physics Department 1–5 October 1962. Comments of the participants were transcribed by F. G. Werner, and the participants apparently had the opportunity to make corrections to the Werner typescript. Published on CD by Xavier University, 2002. (Scholar)
- Wheeler, J. A., and W. H. Zurek (eds.), 1983, Quantum Theory and Measurement, Princeton: Princeton University Press. (Scholar)
- Zurek, W. H., 1991, “Decoherence and the Transition from Quantum to Classical”, Physics Today, 44: 36–44. (Scholar)
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