Philosophy and logic of quantum physics: an investigation of the metaphysical and logical implications of quantum physics

New York: Peter Lang Edition. Edited by Annika Schuster (2016)
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The book discusses philosophical and logical problems of quantum physics and its interpretations. Emphasis lies on the compatibility of quantum physics with classical logic and various ontological stances.

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