On 7/10/2013 11:25 PM, Bruno Marchal wrote:
I have given the equation. I try to explain this on FOAR but it relies on some familiarity in logic. Normally you should know already that physics is given by a measure on relative computational continuations, and the logic explains already the statistical interferences.
QM is deterministic and there is only one 'computational continuation'; so it's not clear to me how comp reproduces (or approximates?) this. Nor do I see what you mean by statistical interferences. QM is a theory in complex Hilbert space; do you refer to the interference of amplitudes in Feynman path integrals?
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