Quantum Mechanics Interpretation on Planck Scale

I. Licata

doi:10.15407/ujpe65.1.17

Автор(и)

I. Licata ISEM, Institute for Scientific Methodology, School of Advanced International Studies on Theoretical and Non Linear Methodologies of Physics, International Institute for Applicable Mathematics & Information Sciences (IIAMIS), B.M. Birla Science Centre

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe65.1.17

Ключові слова:

quantum mechanics interpretation, Planck scale, ‘t Hooft equivalence class, Winterberg plasma, non-locality

Анотація

В останнi роки було створено багато рiзних теорiй первинного квантування на планкiвському масштабi. Їх метою була розробка моделi вакууму, здатної обґрунтувати дослiдження за рамками Стандартної Моделi. Хоча ця мета претензiйна i орiєнтована на фiзику частинок, ї ї необхiдним помiтним наслiдком є можливiсть розглянути квантову механiку по-новому. Можливi рiзнi гiпотези про елементарнi осередки. Ми концентруємося на концептуальних рисах теорiй Г. ’т Хоофта i Ф. Вiнтерберга, придiляючи увагу виникненню нелокальних кореляцiй. Цi теорiї створюють новий стиль в iнтерпретацiї квантової механiки.

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