"All-Possible-Worlds" est une nouvelle interprétation de la physique quantique, qui résulte d'une reformulation unifiée de Many-Worlds et de Copenhague ("collapse") à la lumière de la contextualité quantique, et propose la "non-localité à la détection" comme principe régissant l'ensemble du domaine quantique, y compris les expériences de qubit et de qutrit.
https://arxiv.org/abs/1712.06448
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http://theconversation.com/au-croisement-des-univers-paralleles-93969
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In particular, if you think that “quantum theory is incomplete because we haven’t succeeded in quantizing gravity yet,” then think again! Near the end of his final chapter 8.4 (“Understanding quantum mechanics: an unfinished story”), Bricmont points out: “A genuine merging of quantum mechanics and not only general, but even already special » relativity is still an open problem, and might be called the great unrecognized frontier of physics.”
I wish this book had been around already when I was a student. It is a must read for anyone who seriously cares about understanding what our “most fundamental scientific theories” say about the physical world.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1709.05442.pdf
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