EPSA Philosophical Issues in the Sciences 2010
DOI: 10.1007/978-90-481-3252-2_17
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Individual Particles, Properties and Quantum Statistics

Abstract: Although there have been several attempts to resist this conclusion, it is commonly held that the peculiar statistical behaviour of quantum particles is due to their nonindividuality. In this paper, a new suggestion is put forward: quantum particles are individuals, and the distinctive features of quantum statistics are determined by the fact that all the state-dependent properties described by quantum statistics are emergent relations.

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