"The existence and meaning of classical objects," handwritten notes, circa 1955

Everett, Hugh

Published Jan 1, 1955• 0 citations

Abstract

Among Hugh Everett's files were a number of handwritten documents related to the writing of his thesis. Some of them were early notes on ideas and material that ultimately appeared in the long thesis. This document, entitled "The existence and meaning of classical objects" by Everett, was found in a file labeled "Random notes". It includes an early treatment of Everett's views on the emergence of classical physics.

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