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The GRW flash theory: a relativistic quantum ontology of matter in space-time?

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arxiv 1310.5308 v1 pith:R337OLQE submitted 2013-10-20 quant-ph physics.hist-ph

Michael Esfeld , Nicolas Gisin This is my paper · ORCID
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John Bell proposed an ontology for the GRW modification of quantum mechanics in terms of flashes occurring at space-time points. The paper spells out the motivation for this ontology, enquires into the status of the wave-function in it, critically examines the claim of its being Lorentz-invariant and considers whether it is a parsimonious, but nevertheless physically adequate ontology.

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