The theory of KdV equations allows to construct examples of physically different canonical structures for the same Hamilton operator. These examples are unproblematic in pilot wave and dynamical collapse theories, which define a physically distinguished configuration space Q, and in the Copenhagen interpretation, which identifies the canonical operators with classical descriptions of the corres...

Assuming that: (1) the Quantum Mechanics is true, (2) the Copenhagen Interpretation of QM is right, and (3) that God (Mind) exists, we prove formally the possibility of miracles through God affecting the results of quantum measurements. Quantum Measurement clearly separates the domain of physics as a formal material system and the possible God’s intervention in it. We use the formalism of quant...

It is shown that many of the difficulties associated with the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum theory are resolved by a new interpretation of interference derived from solutions to Maxwell's equations. An infinite wave model of the photon based on these solutions is described and used to explain the interference of single photons as well as the corpuscular behavior evident in the Compton an...

The problems of modern physics are man made. The Copenhagen version of quantum mechanics is formulated in a vague prosaic way, inconsistencies and paradoxes are the price. New interpretations try to solve the problem, however a reformulation rather than an interpretation is needed. In this manuscript I will point out, where the Copenhagen formulation of quantum mechanics is flawed and how one c...

But first we shall briefly discuss the general issue of interpretations of Quantum Mechanics, and briefly describe two interpretations. The discussion assumes some knowledge of the Feynman Double Slit, such as is discussed here; it also assumes some knowledge of Schrödinger's Cat, such as is discussed here. Finally, further discussion of interpretations of Quantum Mechanics can be meaningfully ...

It is proved the mathematical theorem, that the wave function describes the statistical ensemble of particles, but not a single particle. Supposition, that the wave function describes a single particle appears to be incompatible with formalism of quantum mechanics. Interest to interpretation of quantum mechanics was very large from the very beginning of the quantum mechanics creation up to now....

Bell’s inequality is usually considered to belong to mathematics and not quantum theory. We think that this complicates understanding of Bell’s theorem. Thus in this paper, contrary to Bell’s spirit (which inherits Einstein’s spirit), we try to discuss Bell’s inequality in the framework of quantum theory with the linguistic Copenhagen interpretation. And we clarify that whether or not Bell’s in...

Parsimony, sometime referred to as simplicity, is an effective criterion of theory choice in the case of Quantum Mechanics. The Copenhagen and Bohmian interpretations are rival theories, with the Bohmian interpretation being more parsimonious. More parsimonious theories have a higher probability of being true than less parsimonious rivals. The Bohmian interpretation should thus be preferred on ...

Karl Popper proposed a way to test whether a proposed relation of a quantum-mechanical state to perceived reality in the Copenhagen interpretation (CI) of quantum mechanics-namely that the state of a particle is merely an expression of " what is known " about the system-is in agreement with all experimental facts. A conceptual flaw in Popper's proposal is identified and an improved version of h...