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Stapp, Bohm and the Algebra of Process

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B. J. Hiley

Quantum Physics · Submitted 17 Sep 2018

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The authors' main claim In this paper I want to summarise the latest ideas on the time development of quantum processes that relate the transformation theory of Dirac, Feynman and Schwinger to the notion of weak values which has triggered experimental investigations of the nature of a deeper underlying stochastic structure of quantum processes.

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CitationB. J. Hiley. "Stapp, Bohm and the Algebra of Process." arXiv:1809.06078 (2018). https://pith.science/paper/YH5C5PUW
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Henry Stapp has made many significant contributions in quantum physics and its use in trying to understand the mind-matter relationship. I have been influenced by his use of the notion of {\em process} to bring more clarity to understand quantum phenomena. In this paper I want to summarise the latest ideas on the time development of quantum processes that relate the transformation theory of Dirac, Feynman and Schwinger to the notion of weak values which has triggered experimental investigations of the nature of a deeper underlying stochastic structure of quantum processes.

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s0 Henry Stapp has made many significant contributions in quantum physics and its use in trying to understand the mind-matter relationship. background 1.00 0.03 0.02 asserted 1.00
s1 I have been influenced by his use of the notion of {\em process} to bring more clarity to understand quantum phenomena. background 1.00 0.17 0.03 asserted 0.99
s2 In this paper I want to summarise the latest ideas on the time development of quantum processes that relate the transformation theory of Dirac, Feynman and Schwinger to the notion of weak values which has triggered experimental investigations of the nature of a deeper underlying stochastic structure of quantum processes. contribution 0.98 0.14 0.18 asserted 0.87

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Henry Stapp has made many significant contributions in quantum physics and its use in trying to understand the mind-matter relationship. I have been influenced by his use of the notion of {\em process} to bring more clarity to understand quantum phenomena. In this paper I want to summarise the latest ideas on the time development of quantum processes that relate the transformation theory of Dirac, Feynman and Schwinger to the notion of weak values which has triggered experimental investigations of the nature of a deeper underlying stochastic structure of quantum processes.

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