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Re: Born correspondence between my model and quantum mechani

Post by Joy Christian » Wed Oct 07, 2015 4:42 pm

By the way, in the notation of this new simplified derivation of the EPR-Bohm correlation, the Born correspondence between my model and quantum mechanics is:

Re: Born correspondence between my model and quantum mechani

Post by FrediFizzx » Fri Sep 18, 2015 10:55 am

Joy Christian wrote:
FrediFizzx wrote:Ok, so that is also how the hbar/2 gets wiped out. Got it. And we still have the 50-50 chance in the RHS.

Yes, on both sides we have 50-50 chance. But the probabilities involved in the RHS are not intrinsic to the spin. They are ordinary coin-toss, or epistemic probabilities.

So the RHS gives us an initial condition and if we knew it then we could predict the outcome. Not so with the LHS. That is great. Thanks for the explanation.

Re: Born correspondence between my model and quantum mechani

Post by Joy Christian » Thu Sep 17, 2015 10:37 pm

FrediFizzx wrote:Ok, so that is also how the hbar/2 gets wiped out. Got it. And we still have the 50-50 chance in the RHS.

Yes, on both sides we have 50-50 chance. But the probabilities involved in the RHS are not intrinsic to the spin. They are ordinary coin-toss, or epistemic probabilities.

Re: Born correspondence between my model and quantum mechani

Post by FrediFizzx » Thu Sep 17, 2015 10:25 pm

Joy Christian wrote:
FrediFizzx wrote:
Joy Christian wrote:***
Fred Diether asked me a question about the precise relationship between my model and quantum mechanics. In his words, what he wanted to know was how does my model "complete quantum mechanics." To understand this fully one has to go back to the original paper by EPR and understand their argument within the context of my model, as I have done in this paper. However, it is also possible to understand this more simply through the following Born correspondence. A useful reference is my very first paper where I proposed the Clifford-algebraic model, but here is the precise mathematical correspondence between my model and quantum mechanics:


For the left hand side of the expression what is a demonstration example that gives us the +1 eigen value of lambda?

The left hand side is "incomplete" in the EPR sense. The right hand side is "complete" in the EPR sense. The left hand side only makes a probabilistic statement:



The left hand side cannot give us the +1 eigen value with certainty. Since it is a quantum mechanical side, it only makes a probabilistic statement. It tells us that if we observe the spin along the direction , then we would find spin "up" with 50% chance -- i.e., it says that there is 50% chance that we would observe .

Ok, so that is also how the hbar/2 gets wiped out. Got it. And we still have the 50-50 chance in the RHS.

Re: Born correspondence between my model and quantum mechani

Post by Joy Christian » Thu Sep 17, 2015 9:12 pm

FrediFizzx wrote:
Joy Christian wrote:***
Fred Diether asked me a question about the precise relationship between my model and quantum mechanics. In his words, what he wanted to know was how does my model "complete quantum mechanics." To understand this fully one has to go back to the original paper by EPR and understand their argument within the context of my model, as I have done in this paper. However, it is also possible to understand this more simply through the following Born correspondence. A useful reference is my very first paper where I proposed the Clifford-algebraic model, but here is the precise mathematical correspondence between my model and quantum mechanics:


For the left hand side of the expression what is a demonstration example that gives us the +1 eigen value of lambda?

The left hand side is "incomplete" in the EPR sense. The right hand side is "complete" in the EPR sense. The left hand side only makes a probabilistic statement:



The left hand side cannot give us the +1 eigen value with certainty. Since it is a quantum mechanical side, it only makes a probabilistic statement. It tells us that if we observe the spin along the direction , then we would find spin "up" with 50% chance -- i.e., it says that there is 50% chance that we would observe .

Re: Born correspondence between my model and quantum mechani

Post by FrediFizzx » Thu Sep 17, 2015 5:44 pm

Joy Christian wrote:***
Fred Diether asked me a question about the precise relationship between my model and quantum mechanics. In his words, what he wanted to know was how does my model "complete quantum mechanics." To understand this fully one has to go back to the original paper by EPR and understand their argument within the context of my model, as I have done in this paper. However, it is also possible to understand this more simply through the following Born correspondence. A useful reference is my very first paper where I proposed the Clifford-algebraic model, but here is the precise mathematical correspondence between my model and quantum mechanics:


For the left hand side of the expression what is a demonstration example that gives us the +1 eigen value of lambda?

Born correspondence between my model and quantum mechanics

Post by Joy Christian » Thu Sep 17, 2015 2:19 am

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Fred Diether asked me a question about the precise relationship between my model and quantum mechanics. In his words, what he wanted to know was how does my model "complete quantum mechanics." To understand this fully one has to go back to the original paper by EPR and understand their argument within the context of my model, as I have done in this paper. However, it is also possible to understand this more simply through the following Born correspondence. A useful reference is my very first paper where I proposed the Clifford-algebraic model, but here is the precise mathematical correspondence between my model and quantum mechanics:



where















and

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