Proposed solution of the quantum measurement problem
Journal of Physics A General Physics 23:13 (1990) 2905-2913
Abstract:
A discussion of quantum measurement theory is presented. It is argued that the quantum measurement problem consists in the failure of any formalism based on unitary evolution to describe fully the observed behaviour in measurement-like processes. It is shown that the problem is essentially concerned with the phase of the coherence between orthogonal eigenstates of an object/measuring device system. It is then proposed that the observed behaviour is fully described if the value of this phase is formally undecidable.Multiphoton laser cooling
Nature Springer Nature 347:6289 (1990) 127-128
Laser-cooled atoms cooperate
Nature Springer Nature 344:6266 (1990) 490-491
DIFFRACTION CALCULATIONS IN THE NEAR-FIELD AND THE VALIDITY OF THE FRESNEL APPROXIMATION
JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA A-OPTICS IMAGE SCIENCE AND VISION 6:12 (1989) 1809-1814