An introduction to QBism with an application to the locality of quantum mechanics

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4. A Phenomenology of Identity: QBism and Quantum (Non-)Particles
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5. Quantum Theories with Local Information Flow
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6. Who’s Afraid of the Measurement Problem?
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7. Quantum State Combinatorics
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8. Is Intersubjectivity Proven? A Reply to Khrennikov and to QBists
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9. Bell vs. Bell: A Ding-Dong Battle over Quantum Incompleteness
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10. Discussion on Theoretical Structure between Quantum Physics and Newtonian Mechanics
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11. Born’s Rule from Contextual Relative-Entropy Minimization
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12. A Quantum Monadological Solution to the Measurement, Consciousness and Qualia Problems
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13. Interactions and Inequality
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14. Device-Independent Self-Testing
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15. A QBist Ontology
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16. A No-Go Result for QBism
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17. Reconciling Meticulous Divine Providence with Objective Chance
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18. The Governing Conception of the Wavefunction
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19. Can a Bohmian be a Rovellian for all practical purposes?
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20. Continuous Quantum-Classical Transitions and Measurement: A Relook
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21. Contrasting Implications of the Frequentist and Bayesian Interpretations of Probability when Applied to Quantum Mechanics Theory
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22. Taking Mermin's Relational Interpretation of QM Beyond Cabello's and Seevinck's No-Go Theorems
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23. Quantum realism is consistent with quantum facts
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24. We just cannot have classical and quantum behavior at the same TIME
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25. Contingent Free Choice: On Extending Quantum Theory to a Contextual, Deterministic Theory With Improved Predictive Power
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26. Emergence of outcomes in quantum mechanics
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27. Bohr, QBism, and Beyond
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28. Decoherence and its Role in Interpretations of Quantum Physics
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29. Are Human Brains Quantum Computers? Why Quantum Cognition Says Yes
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30. The Quantum Rashomon Effect: A Strengthened Frauchiger-Renner Argument
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31. Emergence of Time in a Participatory Universe
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32. On Relationalist Reconstructions of Quantum Theory
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33. Historical Perspective
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34. Epistemological-Philosophical Problems of Quantum Mechanics and Main Solution Attempts: An Overview
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35. The Quantum-Conscious Nexus: Unifying Reality, Quantum Mechanics, and Consciousness through FEP-Driven Predictive Resonance with a Topological Information Substrate
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36. Observers as Agents: Relational Epistemology from Physics to Ecology
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37. Встроенный наблюдатель и границы самопознания: квантовая теорема и трансцендентальная эпистемология
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38. The quantum formulation derived from assumptions of epistemic processes
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39. Quantum theory from one global symmetry
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40. $ψ$-Epistemic Models, Einsteinian Intuitions, and No-Gos. A Critical Study of Recent Developments on the Quantum State
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41. QBism, Quantum Nonlocality, and the Objective Paradox
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42. Truth and Belief
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43. QBISM, BOHR, AND THE QUANTUM OMELETTE TOSSED BY DE RONDE
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44. OBSERVER-CENTERED DESCRIPTION OF MISINTERPRETED RESULTS IN BIOLOGY
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45. Venturing into the Microcosm
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46. Introduction to Quantum Foundations
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47. Structural Instability and Quantum Lying in the Many-worlds (Relative State) Interpretation
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48. 3D Visual Thinking
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49. Reconsidering Knowledge, or, Coming to Terms With Quantum Mechanics
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50. Quantum Information in the Foundational and Philosophical Debates About Quantum Theory
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51. Why physical understanding should precede the mathematical formalism—Conditional quantum probabilities as a case-study
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52. Is Quantum Mechanics Self-Interpreting?
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53. Après la Physique Ionienne et la Physique du XXe siècle
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54. "B" is for Bohr
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55. Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Information Science: The Nature of $\Psi$
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56. Complementarity has empirically relevant consequences for the definition of quantum states
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57. An "anti-system" ontology of quantum physics, as derived from two Einstein's conceptions of physical theories. Quantum physics as a theory of general relativity of experimental context
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58. Multipartite Bell Nonlocality
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59. Nonlocality in the No-Signaling Framework
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60. The Set of Quantum Behaviors
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61. Review of Bipartite Bell Scenarios
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62. Bell Nonlocality in Quantum Theory
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63. Signaling and Measurement Dependence
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64. The Quest for Device-Independent Quantum Principles
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65. What kind of a friend is Wigner's?
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66. On Quantum Bayesianism
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67. Quantum Mechanics as Naturalized Time
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68. A Relationalist Framework
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69. On the falsification of the pilot-wave interpretation of quantum mechanics
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70. Eight Oxford Questions: Quantum Mechanics Under a New Light
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71. Can the universe be in a mixed state
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72. Hidden human variables in quantum mechanics?
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73. The measurement problem in Quantum Mechanics: Convivial Solipsism
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74. SICs and Bell Inequalities
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75. Covid-19: Why Herd Immunity was not Approached Anywhere? Ultrametric Diffusion Modeling of Virus Spread in Hierarchically Clustered Population
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76. Other Inequalities, Cirelson’s Limit, Signaling
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77. On the relation between quantum theory and probability
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78. The Future of Quantum Theory: A Way Out of the Impasse
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79. Conservation of correlation in measurements underlying the violation of Bell inequalities and a game of joint mapping
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80. Fundamentals of the RWR View
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81. Niels Bohr and the Character of Physical Law: “A Radical Revision of Our Attitude Toward the Problem of Physical Reality”
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82. Attractive Schrödinger Dynamics
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83. Mental Content of the State Vector
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84. Manipulating and Preparing Additional Variables
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85. Preface to the first edition
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86. Models for Spontaneous Reduction of the State Vector
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87. Attempting to Construct a “Separable” Quantum Theory
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88. Correlations and Trajectories in Bohmian Theory
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89. Various Interpretations and Reconstructions of Quantum Mechanics
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90. Quantum Measurement
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91. The Theorem of Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen
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92. Quantum Measurements at Different Times
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93. Applications of Quantum Entanglement
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94. Maximal Probability for a State
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95. Present Situation, Remaining Conceptual Difficulties
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96. More Theorems
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97. The Influence of Pair Selection
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98. Bell Theorem
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99. Experiments: Quantum Reduction Seen in Real Time
    Franck Laloë · 2019 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
100. Impossibility of Superluminal Communication
     Franck Laloë · 2019 · Cambridge University Press eBooks