Hilbert Book Model Slides, Part 4

J.A.J. van Leunen

Published Sep 1, 2013• 0 citations

Abstract

This is the fourth part of a slide presentation on the hierarchy of objects in the Hilbert Book Model. The HBM is strictly based on quantum logic. It uses a sequence of these logic systems in order to create a dynamic model. In order to establish coherence between the members of the sequence a correlation vehicle is used that maps the atomic propositions onto the base vectors of a Hilbert space. This leads to unprecedented insight in the undercrofts of physics.

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