Nonseparability and the Tentative Descriptions of Reality

d’Espagnat, Bernard

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“…18. The use of this word, coined by Schrödinger in 1935(Schrödinger 1935, has been reactivated recently (Shimony 1993;d'Espagnat 1994;Cohen, Horne, and Stachel 1997a, b, etc.). 19.…”

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"I think (…) that a theory cannot be produced from results of observations, but only from an invention." "I am not ashamed to put the concept of «real state of a physical system» ["existing objectively, independently of any observation or measure, and that can in principle be described through the means of expression of physics"] at the very centre of my meditation." Albert Einstein 1 "(…) It is interesting to speculate on the possibility that a future theory will not be intrinsically ambiguous and approximate. Such a theory could not be fundamentally about «measurements», for that would again imply incompleteness of the system and unanalyzed interventions from outside. Rather, it should again become possible to say of a system not that such and such may be observed to be so, but that such and such be so. The theory would not be about observ ables, but about « be ables»."

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“…18. The use of this word, coined by Schrödinger in 1935(Schrödinger 1935, has been reactivated recently (Shimony 1993;d'Espagnat 1994;Cohen, Horne, and Stachel 1997a, b, etc.). 19.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…53. On the theoretical interpretations of the phenomena and of the experiments, see notably (Zurek 1982;d'Espagnat 1994;Omnès 1994a and b). 54.…”

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