Lecture 13, Tues Feb 28: Hidden Variables, Bell’s Inequality In the last lecture, we discussed four different attitudes people take toward quantum mechanics: Copenhagen, “shut up and calculate,” dynamical collapse,

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Date: 2018-10-17 18:15:24 Quantum mechanics Physics Quantum measurement Metaphysics Interpretations of quantum mechanics Quantum information science Hidden variable theory De BroglieBohm theory Bell's theorem Hidden-variable theory Local hidden-variable theory Quantum entanglement		Lecture 13, Tues Feb 28: Hidden Variables, Bell’s Inequality In the last lecture, we discussed four different attitudes people take toward quantum mechanics: Copenhagen, “shut up and calculate,” dynamical collapse, Add to Reading List Source URL: www.scottaaronson.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 232,28 KB Share Document on Facebook

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