The descriptions of the quantum realm and the macroscopic classical world differ significantly not only in their mathematical formulations but also in their foundational concepts a ...
All our description of world is represented by propositions. This epistemological structure is not a matter of our choice. Rather, it is a necessity that is behind all our attempts ...
It is commonly believed that for the understanding of the behaviour of large, macroscopic, objects there is no need to invoke any genuine quantum entanglement - Einstein's ”spooky ...
Although entanglement on its own cannot be used for communication, it surprisingly can produce effects as if information had been transferred: entanglement can save on cla ...
Which quantum states do not allow a local realistic description? This question still remains open, mainly because our present tools to test local realism are not optimal. Most of B ...
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