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ON AN EXPERIMENTAL SUGGESTION TO TEST THE PROBLEM OF "HIDDEN PARAMETERS" IN OUANTUM THEORY

Ho Tso-hsiu

Published Jun 20, 1977• 0 citations
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Abstract

Are there hidden parameters in quantum theory? This problem has been discussed repeatedly by physicists and debated vigorously by the philosophers of materialistic and idealistic viewpoints. We suggest a kind of experiments which may be used to clarify the problem and might be useful in developing a theory of unstable particles.
DOI
10.1360/ya1977-20-6-740

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