This note argues that quantum observables can include not just self-adjoint operators, but any member of the class of normal operators, including those with non-real eigenvalues. Concrete experiments, statistics, and symmetries are all expressed in this more general context. However, this more general class of observables also introduces a new restriction on which sets of operators can be interpreted as observables at once. These sets are referred to here as 'sharp sets.
An imprecise measurement of a dynamical variable (such as a spin component) does not, in general, gi...
summary:By modifying a scheme (due to Gunson) it can be shown that the space generated by all irredu...
The concept of number is fundamental to the formulation of any physical theory. We give a heuristic ...
This note argues that quantum observables can include not just self-adjoint operators, but any membe...
This note argues that quantum observables can include not just self-adjoint operators, but any membe...
This paper argues that non-self-adjoint operators can be observables. There are only four ways for t...
How should we characterise the observable aspects of quantum theory? This paper argues that philosop...
We are focused on the idea that observables in quantum physics are a bit more then just hermitian op...
In quantum theory, real degrees of freedom are usually described by operators which are self-adjoint...
The positive operator (valued) measures (POMs) allow one to generalize the notion of observable beyo...
The emergence of an objective reality in line with the laws of the microscopic world has been the fo...
We derive the basic postulates of quantum physics from a few very simple and easily testable operati...
This is a comment on J. A. Barrett’s article “The Preferred-Basis Problem and the Quantum Mechanics ...
The measurement conundrum seems to have plagued quantum mechanics for so long that impressions of an...
The main claim of the paper is that one can be ‘realist ’ (in some sense) about quantum mechanics wi...
An imprecise measurement of a dynamical variable (such as a spin component) does not, in general, gi...
summary:By modifying a scheme (due to Gunson) it can be shown that the space generated by all irredu...
The concept of number is fundamental to the formulation of any physical theory. We give a heuristic ...
This note argues that quantum observables can include not just self-adjoint operators, but any membe...
This note argues that quantum observables can include not just self-adjoint operators, but any membe...
This paper argues that non-self-adjoint operators can be observables. There are only four ways for t...
How should we characterise the observable aspects of quantum theory? This paper argues that philosop...
We are focused on the idea that observables in quantum physics are a bit more then just hermitian op...
In quantum theory, real degrees of freedom are usually described by operators which are self-adjoint...
The positive operator (valued) measures (POMs) allow one to generalize the notion of observable beyo...
The emergence of an objective reality in line with the laws of the microscopic world has been the fo...
We derive the basic postulates of quantum physics from a few very simple and easily testable operati...
This is a comment on J. A. Barrett’s article “The Preferred-Basis Problem and the Quantum Mechanics ...
The measurement conundrum seems to have plagued quantum mechanics for so long that impressions of an...
The main claim of the paper is that one can be ‘realist ’ (in some sense) about quantum mechanics wi...
An imprecise measurement of a dynamical variable (such as a spin component) does not, in general, gi...
summary:By modifying a scheme (due to Gunson) it can be shown that the space generated by all irredu...
The concept of number is fundamental to the formulation of any physical theory. We give a heuristic ...