1975
DOI: 10.1007/bf02738563
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Toward an objective interpretation of quantum mechanics

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“…A long time ago, Bedford and Wang [11] proposed that that collapse based upon energy (not energy density as described above) could be viable. More recently, Percival [12] has constructed a stochastic energy-driven collapse model for microscopic systems but has not extended it to macroscopic systems so one cannot say how, e.g., the behavior of an apparatus is described in his model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A long time ago, Bedford and Wang [11] proposed that that collapse based upon energy (not energy density as described above) could be viable. More recently, Percival [12] has constructed a stochastic energy-driven collapse model for microscopic systems but has not extended it to macroscopic systems so one cannot say how, e.g., the behavior of an apparatus is described in his model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There have been other proposals regarding gravitational collapse. Collapse based upon energy differences (not energy density differences) was first proposed by Bedford and Wang [82]. It has received an elegant formulation by Hughston [36] which, however, is equivalent to (11) with A(t) = H and λ −1 = hµ pl c 2 .…”
Section: 1d Collapse and Gravitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, Pearle & Squires (1995) have suggested th at the gravitational curvature scalar causes the wavefunction collapse in these theories. Those theories which depend on energy localization (Bedford & Wang 1975, 1977Gisin 1989;Milburn 1991), including psd I, are one-parameter theories, in which the parameter determines the rate of energy localization.…”
Section: Sharp Q U a N Tu M Th Eo R Ie S And E X P E R Im E N Tmentioning
confidence: 99%