The description of preparation and registration of physical systems and conventional probability theory

Foundations of Physics 13 (8):761-778 (1983)
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The connection of the structure of statistical selection procedures with measure theory is investigated. The methods of measure theory are applied in order to analyze a mathematical description of preparation and registration of physical systems that is used by G. Ludwig for a foundation of quantum mechanics

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