Ilija Barukčić · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2020
Aim: Whether, under all the circumstances considered, <strong>a relativistic concept of locality and non-locality</strong> may fully reproduce the quantum probabilities for outcomes of experiments, is re-investigated.<br> Methods: The usual methods and rules of statistics, probability theory and quantum mechanics were used.<br> Results: The interior logic of the <strong>variance</strong> has been re-investigated. A relationship between the Pythagorean theorem and the variance has been established. A n-dimensional Pythagorean theorem has been derived. The problem of locality and non-locality and the relationship to the variance has been analysed.<br> Conclusion: It may no longer stay an open question how to deal with the notions of locality and non-locality.
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Ilija Barukčić · European Journal of Applied Physics · 2020
Aim: Whether, under all the circumstances considered, a relativistic concept of locality and non-locality may fully reproduce the quantum probabilities for outcomes of experiments, is re-investigated.Methods: The usual methods and rules of statistics, probability theory and quantum mechanics were used. Results: The interior logic of the variance has been re-investigated. A relationship between the Pythagorean theorem and the variance has been established. A n-dimensional Pythagorean theorem has been derived. The problem of locality and non-locality and the relationship to the variance has been analysed.Conclusion: It may no longer stay an open question how to deal with the notions of locality and non-locality.
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New South Wales · 2010
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Ec Methods · 2016
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Oryan Shachar · Intellect Books · 2019
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Aboh, E.O., Guasti, M.T., Roberts, I. · 2014
Abstract The papers in this collection all deal with the concept of locality in syntactic theory and more specifically relate to the various contributions Luigi Rizzi has made in this connection over the past three and a half decades. The authors are all either former students of Rizzi’s or colleagues and friends who have collaborated with him closely over the years. Luigi’s influence on all our work, and on the development of syntactic theory as a whole, has been profound; this volume is a small attempt to recognise and show our gratitude for that influence.
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Marion Demossier · Liverpool University Press eBooks · 2022
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Daniel Escobar-Camacho (783778), Ramiro Barriga (783779), Santiago R. Ron (783780) · Figshare · 2015
<p>Map showing the sampled sites at Yasuní National Park. (A) Ecuador showing Yasuní National Park (in orange); (B) the sampling sites in the Tiputini River Basin and Capirón River. Legend: (1) Capirón River, (2–4) Tiputini banks, (5–6) oxbow lakes, (7) black water stream.</p>
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The MIT Press eBooks · 2022
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Jelena Stojković · 2020
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Gerard ’t Hooft · Fundamental theories of physics · 2016
The usual ‘proofs’ that deterministic hidden variable models for quantum mechanics cannot be completely local, are based on rather indirect arguments, using thought experiments, free will, and the like. In this chapter we show how difficulties emerge when we wish to construct mathematical models. We also show how, in principle, the problem can be addressed at the level of model building.
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Swargajyoti Gohain · 2020
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Industrias Culturais (Universidade de Coimbra) · 2022
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G. F. Calvo, F. Agulló-López, M. Carrascosa et al. · Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology) · 2002
\n \nA novel analytical description of the nonlocal anisotropic space\ncharge field, induced by (2+1)D localized light beams in\nphotorefractive crystals, is introduced. Closed-form expressions\nfor the space-charge field induced by circularly symmetric beams\nare obtained. Also, on the basis of our formulation, numerical\nsimulations of the beam dynamics are performed and compared with\nthose corresponding to a local modeling of the space-charge field.\n\n
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Deborah E. Popper · Encyclopedia of Human Geography · 2006
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Barney Warf · Encyclopedia of Geography · 2010
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National Cancer Institute · Definitions · 2020
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Swargajyoti Gohain · 2025
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Wheeler, Katie · Iowa State University Digital Repository (Iowa State University) · 2004
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