Symposia on the foundations of modern physics 1992 : The Copenhagen Interpretation and Wolfgang Pauli, Helsinki, Finland, June-August 1992
Claus Montonen, Kalerve Vihtori Laurikainen
Open realism, B. d'Espagnat quantum mechanics and objectivity - an analysis of some paradoxes, A. Peres non-locality and wave-packet reduction in optical experiments - physical and philosophical issues in the Bohr-Einstein debate, A. Shimony actualization perception and reality - an epistemological approach based on psychological analysis - a draft, K. Rainio do we need an introvert physics?, E. Huhmar quantum theory of measurement - a review, P. Lahti the archetypal hypothesis of Wolfgang Pauli and C.G. Junge - origins, development and implications, C.R. Card Wolfgang Pauli between quantum reality and the royal path of dreams, C.P. Enz Einstein, Bohr, Pauli and the principle of individuation, H. van Erkelens the role of the Copenhagen interpretation today - quantum mechanics and realism, remarks on physics and the psyche, K.V. Laurikainen the Cartesian cut, the Heisenberg cut, dressed objects, and detached observers, H. Primas mind, matter, and Pauli, H. Stapp a possible explanation for the quantum structure, D. Aerts the observer in the age of man - from Laplace's demon to Wigner's friend, F. Borg universal gravitational interaction and the (non)-measurability of physical field quantities, on a new type of uncertainty relations in quantum general relativity, H-H. v. Borzeskowski non-detachability of language and the Pauli-Bohr dialogue, L. Lofgren quantum mechanics as a continuous theory of discrete processes, P. Sibelius.
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