Interpreting Quantum Mechanics

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Focusing on quantum mechanics, the author offers a realistic interpretation of quantum waves, largely supporting Schrödinger's perspectives. The book argues that the collapse of a wave function during measurement represents a genuine physical event, stemming from the quantization of interaction. Additionally, it introduces a revised principle of individuation in the quantum realm, which provides insights into non-local phenomena. Through these discussions, the text seeks to deepen the understanding of quantum mechanics and its implications.