International Journal of General Systems

FUZZY QUANTUM MODELS

ANATOLU DVUREĆENSKIJ, Beloslav Riečan

Published Dec 1, 1991• 20 citations

Abstract

We present some models of quantum mechanics which use fuzzy set approaches: fuzzy measurable spaces and fuzzy quantum posets of two types. Also presented are compatibility problems, observables and their representations, functional calculus of observables, and states (= probability measures).

DOI: 10.1080/03081079108945012

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