Titlebook: Non-Reflexive Logics, Non-Individuals, and the Philosophy of Quantum Mechanics; Essays in Honour of Jonas R. B. Arenhart,Raoni W. Arroyo B

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Steven Frenched quasihomogeneous if it contains a dense orbit. Popov 1973 [P1] classified all normal affine quasihomogeneous G-varieties. In addition, Luna and Vust 1983 [LV] classified the normal (not necessarily affine) quasihomogeneous G-varieties. These classifications use discrete parameters, which even in

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Olimpia Lombardied quasihomogeneous if it contains a dense orbit. Popov 1973 [P1] classified all normal affine quasihomogeneous G-varieties. In addition, Luna and Vust 1983 [LV] classified the normal (not necessarily affine) quasihomogeneous G-varieties. These classifications use discrete parameters, which even in

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Jonas R. B. Arenhart,Raoni W. Arroyoed quasihomogeneous if it contains a dense orbit. Popov 1973 [P1] classified all normal affine quasihomogeneous G-varieties. In addition, Luna and Vust 1983 [LV] classified the normal (not necessarily affine) quasihomogeneous G-varieties. These classifications use discrete parameters, which even in

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Not Individuals, Nor Even Objects: On the Ontological Nature of Quantum Systemsrtain ontological principles and categories as understood in traditional metaphysics. In general, these features are analyzed in the context of the so-called problem of indistinguishability, which is a consequence of the particular statistical behavior of quantum systems. But the fact that certain i

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A Phenomenology of Identity: QBism and Quantum (Non-)Particleson cloud chambers. It is also shown that one of the most appropriate ontologies for quantum objects or quasi-objects involves reversing the (grammatical) roles of subject and predicate, as advocated by Japanese philosopher Nishida Kitarô in reasonable agreement with both Schrödinger’s and Krause’s a

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Measuring Quantum Superpositionspretations of QM—namely, modal and many worlds—which even though deny that the “collapse” is a real physical process retain anyhow the projection rule as a necessary axiom of the theory itself. In contraposition, following Einstein’s claim that “it is only the theory which decides what can be observ

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Recognizing Concepts and Recognizing Musical Themes that characterize the quantum world. In this framework, the intuitive concept of . can be simulated by the mathematical concept of .. Accordingly, the crucial problem “how can we classify a new object or a new musical theme (we have listened to) on the basis of a previous experience?” can be dealt