Titlebook: Quantum Physics and Ordinary Language; T. Bergstein Textbook 1972Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1972 physics.quantum physics.

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Logic and Complementarity, within the conceptual frame of classical physics only. It must be maintained, however, that when observing the properties of individual atomic objects the macroscopic observational apparatus cannot be represented in terms of atomic constituents because this would destroy the unambiguity of the desc

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Philosophy and Complementarity,production of the observed phenomena. Concordantly the elementary physical variables, which are indispensable to any systematic analysis in natural science, are defined through reference to measuring arrangements constructed so as to be unambiguously describable in ordinary language. Thus no scienti

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Remarks on the Conceptual Foundations of Science, concept, that is, it also denotes a particular class of phenomena or experiences. The context in which the noun occurs may focus the attention on the particular significance, but the conceptual significance is the knowledge by means of which the particular case is understood.

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On the Foundations of Quantum Physics,hat the objectivity of science can be maintained only if the elementary particles of matter can be objectified in the usual way. The present chapter deals with the fundamental conditions in quantum physics which entail a complete breakdown of the conceptual frame of classical mechanics

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Quantum Physics and Ordinary Language,he description afforded by ordinary language. But the idea of scientific experimentation is precisely to obtain an insight that transcends the mere verbal description of phenomena, and hence ordinary language alone cannot produce an adequate analysis of experimental recordings.

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On the Foundations of Quantum Physics,. The particular opinion that physical objects have an existence completely independent of observation was established as the necessary basis for all scientific investigation. The discovery in quantum physics that the phenomena ultimately constituting the stability of the material world cannot be se

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