Titlebook: Einstein’s Struggles with Quantum Theory; A Reappraisal Dipankar Home,Andrew Whitaker Book 2007 Springer-Verlag New York 2007 Albert Einste

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-02526-7 what extent any questioning of the Copenhagen position was regarded practically as heresy: ‘Religious dogmatism then quickly promoted a nearly universal acceptance of quantum theory and its Copenhagen interpretation as gospel, along with a total unwillingness to even mildly question the theory’s foundations.’

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The Standard Interpretation of Quantum Mechanicsafterwards at the fifth Solvay conference. At this lecture, Bohr expounded his approach on the way in which these problems should be resolved with the use of the conceptual framework he called ., which was the basis of what was to become known as the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum theory.

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Einstein and the Macroscopic Limit of Quantum Mechanicsriables, entanglement and so on. We have discussed it in the previous two chapters, and, of course, this theme led to the work of John Bell, which is discussed in Chapter 9, and much that is in later chapters of this book.

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Non-standard Quantum Interpretationsmuch as or even more then the interpretation itself, he disliked the fact that its supporters considered it immune from criticism, so that no questioning would be taken seriously, and certainly any alternative interpretation would be ruled out of court without being given even fair attention.

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Einstein and Quantum Information Theoryory, while quantum cryptography has reached the stage where it is capable of being applied to ensure the security, say, of the financial district of a large city; this will probably happen quite soon.

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Quantum Foundations: General Outlook what extent any questioning of the Copenhagen position was regarded practically as heresy: ‘Religious dogmatism then quickly promoted a nearly universal acceptance of quantum theory and its Copenhagen interpretation as gospel, along with a total unwillingness to even mildly question the theory’s foundations.’

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Einstein and Quantum Theory: The Early Yearsry often underestimated. In this chapter we discuss his work through to the coming of the Heisenberg-Schr?dinger quantum theory in 1925–1926, and also his influence, mostly on Heisenberg and Born, in the period immediately afterwards.

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The Standard Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics. For a comparatively short period, discussion on how to resolve these difficulties was quite open; indeed during this period some of those who were later to support the Copenhagen interpretation without question, such as Werner Heisenberg and Max Born, showed quite clear divergences from Bohr’s pos