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J. F. I. metry, invariance, continuity and the like. He thus develops the current Bohr-Helsenberg account, resting on Born's statistical interpretation, into a unitary theory. The book begins with a philosophical discussion of determinism and chance, in which the uncertainty of an individual event in a statistical group is linked to the postulate of macro-physical cause-effect continuity. Chapter Two deals with the states of a microphysical object in general, and the transition probabilities from state to state in reaction to macro-physlcal measuring instruments. Chapter Three suggests that the quantum law of probability interference is not a mere oddity, but a consequence of the nature of probability itself as a lawful connection between events.
Chapter Four gives a deduction of the most characteristic quantum feature---the wave-like relation between coordinates and momenta--from non-quantal theorems.
The book concludes with a critical survey of present fashions in quantum philosophy and language.
📜 SIMILAR VOLUMES
May 18, 1960, the Harry and Lenore Walter Memorial Scholarship was
being particularly noteworthy for its detailed treatment of the elementary homotoph and homology theory of simplicial complexes. Some of the topics covered are the theory of continua, relative homology and cohomology, Peano continua, inverse limit sequence and the Eilenberg-Steelrod axioms for simpl