Attempt of an axiomatic foundation of quantum mechanics and more general theories. III
From MaRDI portal
Publication:2528653
DOI10.1007/BF01654027zbMath0159.59701MaRDI QIDQ2528653
Publication date: 1968
Published in: Communications in Mathematical Physics (Search for Journal in Brave)
Related Items (26)
A discussion on the origin of quantum probabilities ⋮ Positive-operator-valued time observable in quantum mechanics ⋮ Operator Algebras and Axioms of Measurements ⋮ General probabilistic theories: an introduction ⋮ Thermodynamics and the structure of quantum theory ⋮ The physical foundation of quantum theory ⋮ Bibliography on quantum logics and related structures ⋮ From unsharp to sharp quantum observables: The general Hilbert space case ⋮ Universal gaps for XOR games from estimates on tensor norm ratios ⋮ Role of measurement incompatibility and uncertainty in determining nonlocality ⋮ From classical to quantum mechanics: “How to translate physical ideas into mathematical language” ⋮ Measurement theory in local quantum physics ⋮ Probability theories in general and quantum theory in particular ⋮ Quantum coordinates of an event in local quantum physics ⋮ Attempt of an axiomatic foundation of quantum mechanics and more general theories. IV ⋮ Pure operations and measurements ⋮ Attempt of an axiomatic foundation of quantum mechanics and mor general theories. V ⋮ Unified dynamics for microscopic and macroscopic systems ⋮ Sur les convexes de Ludwig ⋮ The theory of pure operations ⋮ Attempt of an axiomatic foundation of quantum mechanics and more general theories. VI ⋮ The algebra generated by physical filters ⋮ Symmetry of the physical probability function implies modularity of the lattice of decision effects ⋮ Two equivalent criteria for modularity of the lattice of all physical decision effects ⋮ Measurement incompatibility and Schrödinger-Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen steering in a class of probabilistic theories ⋮ Dynamical maps beyond Markovian regime
Cites Work
This page was built for publication: Attempt of an axiomatic foundation of quantum mechanics and more general theories. III
