Titlebook: Quantum Paradoxes and Physical Reality; Franco Selleri,Alwyn Merwe Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 Albert Einstein.EPR paradox.H

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Quantum Theorists and the Physical World,r do they exist independently in objective reality? Second: Is matter understandable to man and, in particular, does it make any sense to describe it in space and time? Third: Do physical phenomena happen by pure chance, almost miraculously, or are they caused?

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,The Wave—Particle Duality,e tiny region. The same is true for photons, protons, neutrons, mesons, etc. Every microscopic object therefore seems to have a dual nature, which involves an extended phenomenon having the form of a wave and a localized phenomenon that behaves like a particle.

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Properties of Quantum Waves,ther in trouble or completely ruled out when confronted with the empirical evidence. The Einstein—de Broglie formulation, on the other hand, is indicated as . by neutron interferometry, atomic decay in the presence of mirrors, and laser light amplification. Some further experiments, presently existi

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,The Einstein—Podolsky—Rosen Paradox,g assertion: “No large modification of the properties of the object on earth can take place as a consequence of the distant object interacting with a third body.” This statement claims in fact that a measurable physical quantity should have a value more than 40% different from its value predicted by

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The EPR Paradox in the Real World, The arguments which have been raised against this conception will now be reviewed. Some of them we shall discard by showing that they are equivalent to rejecting ., one way or another, the very idea of local realism. Now, it should be clear from the discussion of the previous chapter that the rejec

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The EPR Paradox in the Real World,aken as statements of full faith in the existing theory and of a readiness to abandon any conception incompatible with it. Such statements are respectable, but of no help in scientifically solving the paradox.

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