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  1. On the zigzagging causility model of EPR correlations and on the interpretation of quantum mechanics.O. Costa de Beauregard - 1988 - Foundations of Physics 18 (9):913-938.
    Being formalized inside the S-matrix scheme, the zigzagging causility model of EPR correlations has full Lorentz and CPT invariance. EPR correlations, proper or reversed, and Wheeler's smoky dragon metaphor are respectively pictured in spacetime or in the momentum-energy space, as V-shaped, A-shaped, or C-shaped ABC zigzags, with a summation at B over virtual states |B〉 〈B|. An exact “correspondence” exists between the Born-Jordan-Dirac “wavelike” algebra of transition amplitudes and the 1774 Laplace algebra of conditional probabilities, where the intermediate summations |B) (...)
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  • Conceptual frameworks for the study of transpersonal consciousness.Mario Varvoglis - 1997 - World Futures 48 (1):105-113.
    (1997). Conceptual frameworks for the study of transpersonal consciousness. World Futures: Vol. 48, The Concept of Collective Consiousness: Research Perspectives, pp. 105-113.
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  • Locality, Bell's theorem, and quantum mechanics.Peter Rastall - 1985 - Foundations of Physics 15 (9):963-972.
    Classical relativistic physics assumes that spatially separated events cannot influence one another (“locality”) and that values may be assigned to quantities independently of whether or not they are actually measured (“realism”). These assumptions have consequences—the Bell inequalities—that are sometimes in disagreement with experiment and with the predictions of quantum mechanics. It has been argued that, even if realism is not assumed, the violation of the Bell inequalities implies nonlocality—and hence that radical changes are necessary in the foundations of physics. We (...)
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