On a (Supposedly) Plausible Extension of Newtonian Collision Dynamics

British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 55 (2):365-370 (2004)
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In a recent volume of this journal, L. Angel ([2002]) proposed a collision mechanics leading to such strange results as the possibility that a particle may be in several places at the same time, or the existence of unprepared spatially-separated correlations. I will here show that neither of these results follows from his theory or, if it does, the theory, contrary to what Angel claims, is not a plausible extension of Newtonian collision dynamics. 1. No bilocation2. No quantum leap3. No unprepared spatially-separated correlations.

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