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ECKARD BLUMSCHEIN wrote on January 27, 2010
In my essay 527 I already pointed to the possibility that some oddities of QM can be ascribed to mistakes in the philosophy behind application of mathematics to physics. I apologize for possibly having overlooked groundbreaking experimental results. Maybe, I am wrong. You will judge my findings rather disappointing:
- Due to unilateral restriction of measured time, complex description does not at all offer an additional degree of freedom as compared to the real-valued one, cf. my essay...
In my essay 527 I already pointed to the possibility that some oddities of QM can be ascribed to mistakes in the philosophy behind application of mathematics to physics. I apologize for possibly having overlooked groundbreaking experimental results. Maybe, I am wrong. You will judge my findings rather disappointing:
- Due to unilateral restriction of measured time, complex description does not at all offer an additional degree of freedom as compared to the real-valued one, cf. my essay...
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