Collective Behavior in a Local Causal Model of Quantum Theory

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Collective Behavior in a Local Causal Model of Quantum Theory

DOI: 10.4236/oalib.1103898, PP. 1-25

Hans H. Diel

Subject Areas: Theoretical Physics, Quantum Mechanics

Keywords: Causal Models, Collective Behavior, Quantum Field Theory, Lattice Gauge Theory, Decoherence, Spacetime Models

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The non-localities in quantum theory (QT) (the most famous example is expressed in the violation of Bell’s inequality in experiments) impede the construction of a local causal model of QT including quantum field theory (QFT). The laws of collective behavior may be considered to be types of non-local laws: laws that apply to the collection of system components as a whole. The article presents a proposal for the treatment of the non-localities that exist in QT/QFT by the concepts of collective behavior. The basic components of the collective behavior are the spatial elements of the causal model of QT/QFT proposed by the author.

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Diel, H. H. (2017). Collective Behavior in a Local Causal Model of Quantum Theory. Open Access Library Journal, 4, e3898. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/oalib.1103898.

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