On the foundations of experimental statistical sciences

Foundations of Physics 11 (9-10):741-782 (1981)
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Abstract

We axiomatize the foundations of experimental statistical sciences by introducing a logico-algebro-geometric formalism related to the notions of state preparation and test procedures, that is well defined acts performed on states that lead to one of a possible finite number of results. We relate the formalism to existing partial structures and construct explict examples. A few general results about the formalism are demonstrated

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The instrumental complexity of states.George Svetlichny - 1982 - Foundations of Physics 12 (3):301-326.

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