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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>This category collects work on '''quantum theory and quantum mechanics''' — its formalism, its interpretation, and on this wiki most often its foundations and the objections raised to them.<br />
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The recurring complaints are not about the formalism's accuracy, which is not seriously disputed, but about what it is taken to mean. They include: the '''point-particle assumption''', held to attribute to a mathematical abstraction properties — spin, magnetic moment, finite mass, measured extent — that only an extended object could possess; the '''uncertainty principle''', argued by several researchers here to be an artifact of the method of analysis rather than a fact about nature; the '''abandonment of causality''' in favour of probability amplitudes; the measurement problem and wavefunction collapse; and '''Bell's theorem''' and what exactly it forbids.<br />
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The alternatives represented include hidden-variable and deterministic models, classical and structural accounts of quantization such as those under [[:Category:Toroidal Ring]], stochastic electrodynamics, and derivations of Planck's constant from underlying physical structure rather than by postulate.<br />
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