A Realist View of the Quantum World

Jaeger, Gregg

doi:10.1007/s41470-019-00031-6

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“…Everything except the observed cog constitutes a set of experimental conditions called context 71 , so that delineation between the cog and this context represents a Heizenberg’s cut between the actualized conditions (classical side) and not yet actualized, i.e. potential state of the considered observable (quantum side) 72 .…”

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“…As in physics, superposition state refers to possible outcomes of the experiment which is not yet performed 89 , 90 . As in physics, cognitive superposition does not mean simultaneous coexistence of excited and quiet neural states realized by some sort of quantum magic 91 ; rather, it accounts for a potential of transfer to new cognitive eigenstates in case the cognitive basis would be changed in a particular way 72 , 92 . (In our understanding, this parallel with physics is not yet complete since each mathematically possible transformation of basis to some other in cognitive case implies existence of linguistically expressed concept together with the corresponding neuronal pattern, identifying of which is not obvious.)…”

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Quantum semantics of text perception

Surov

Semenenko

Platonov

et al. 2021

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The paper presents quantum model of subjective text perception based on binary cognitive distinctions corresponding to words of natural language. The result of perception is quantum cognitive state represented by vector in the qubit Hilbert space. Complex-valued structure of the quantum state space extends the standard vector-based approach to semantics, allowing to account for subjective dimension of human perception in which the result is constrained, but not fully predetermined by input information. In the case of two distinctions, the perception model generates a two-qubit state, entanglement of which quantifies semantic connection between the corresponding words. This two-distinction perception case is realized in the algorithm for detection and measurement of semantic connectivity between pairs of words. The algorithm is experimentally tested with positive results. The developed approach to cognitive modeling unifies neurophysiological, linguistic, and psychological descriptions in a mathematical and conceptual structure of quantum theory, extending horizons of machine intelligence.

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Quantum semantics of text perception

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Platonov

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“…The need for the "observer" to be conscious is not supported by scientific research and has been pointed out as a misconception rooted in a poor understanding of the quantum wave function and measurement. Once one has measured the system, one knows its current state, it has apparently decohered from them without prospects of future strong quantum interference [21,22,23]. This means that the type of measurement once performed on the system would affect the end state of the system.…”

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A study discovered the coherent wave function of electrons and the stability when observed

Ali¹,

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Ali³

2023

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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The wave phase is the origin of creation and precedes the particulate (molecular) phase. The wave and particle are not two figures of the same thing, rather they are heterogeneous and different from each other due to the different sources of each of them. The particulate phase is just generated by impinging of the wave on its target of spatial forces (Higgs field), and the wave phase is considered the extra dimensions or the extended fuzzy end of the particle. Because electrons are forced to move in synchrony, they can produce heat and light. The light would be reflected from the electron forming many synchronized shadows for the same electron at different places that could be misinterpreted by both the instrumental detectors and the person analyzing the results of observations. Therefore, the electron cannot exist in different places, rather the shadows of the same electron give false observational results that produced the false analytic conclusion of “probability and randomness” and thus the term “superposition” is not scientifically consistent or coherent– The energy and momentum of electrons influence their motion through a material, which, in turn, determines its electrical and optical properties. – Using laser pulses, physicists have been able to generate hot electrons that travel faster than the speed of light. Regarding the electrons in the famous double-slit experiment, they are considered accelerated electrons, so their speed is faster than the speed of light. Because the light emitted from electrons and the light of the electron detector (ICCD camera) are electromagnetic waves, the speed of light emitted from electrons is faster than that of the detector. Consequently, the electron detector (ICCD camera) could detect the particle phase of electrons but couldn’t detect or capture the wave phase of electrons, because electromagnetic waves are harder to get a handle on. The result is the failure of observing and detecting the wave phase of electrons. Therefore, the wave function does not collapse.

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Ontology and the foundations of quantum theory

Jaeger

2023

Eur. Phys. J. Spec. Top.

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A Realist View of the Quantum World

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Quantum semantics of text perception

Quantum semantics of text perception

A study discovered the coherent wave function of electrons and the stability when observed

Ontology and the foundations of quantum theory

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