The Existence and Role of Quantum‐state Noise

Volume 8 No 4 (2010)

Aleksandar Perisic

Abstract

The key observation about the quantum reality is that it looks as if there is a moment when the probability of a quantum event becomes reality for us. However, after careful analysis, it looks plausible that what we believe is a definite state in our reality, observed as an outcome of a quantum experiment, is actually not a definite state. From there, we conclude that the quantum world is an active world whose influence lies beyond the statistical and permanent determination of reality as we know it

Keywords

eality concept, quantum state, physical laws, question of choice, measuring process, origin of laws

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