Titlebook: Quantum Relativity; A Synthesis of the I David Ritz Finkelstein Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Gravity.Minkowski space.Sp

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Non-Objective PhysicsIn this chapter we examine a number of theories with and without objects that appear in any inquiry after the roots and future outgrowths of quantum theory.

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The Search for PanglossIn this chapter we present several early attempts at comprehensive languages and theories. Some of these survive in the modern world view, some died, and some deserve our attention now.

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Quantum Set AlgebraIn this chapter we study Setε, the first-order quantum set of arbitrary degree or grade, its initial space IN Setε, and its operator algebra O. Setε. We see that Grassmann algebra does for quantum systems what set algebra does for classical systems.

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Semi-quantum DynamicsWe describe the dynamical operation or propagation that goes on between initial and final actions, first for polarization and then for more general quantum systems, using the classical theory of time. This is q dynamics in c time.

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Local DynamicsWe now seek to reconcile quantum dynamics with Einstein locality.

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Quantum Groups and OperonsWhen we quantize a classical theory of objects we find a quantum theory of actions. What if we quantize a classical theory of actions? (For example, the concept of semigroup.) We find a higher-order quantum theory of “double actions”, which is the subject of this chapter.