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A Model of Global Instructions, from Classical to Quantum Mechanics, and Its Application to the Measurement Problem and Entanglement

Authors: Jacopo Durandi

In this work the usual formulation of the variational methods of Clas- sical Mechanics is slightly modified by describing space as an interface implementing instructions: these instructions, in the form of bit strings, determine the existence and the dynamics of classical systems and are global – that is, their information content is present at every point of space. These changes are then carried over to Feynman’s path integral formulation of non-relativistic Quantum Mechanics by recurring to the quantum superposition principle. The information content of the instructions is ex- panded to include spin; it then follows an interpretation within this framework of the collapse of the wave function in terms of splitting and merging of information and, as an illustration, of Wheeler’s delayed choice experiment.

Comments: 26 Pages. This is a preliminary version.

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[v1] 2014-07-31 08:06:16

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