Daniel J. Velleman
Abstract
We discuss the use of probability theory in quantum mechanics, and suggest that there are some interpretations of quantum mechanics in which probabilities may be used inappropriately.
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We discuss the use of probability theory in quantum mechanics, and suggest that there are some interpretations of quantum mechanics in which probabilities may be used inappropriately.
Key concepts: Physics, Quantum probability, Quantum statistical mechanics, Quantum mechanics, Consistent histories, Interpretations of quantum mechanics, Minority interpretations of quantum mechanics, Probability amplitude