The Ghirardi–Rimini–Weber (GRW) theory of spontaneous wave function collapse is known to provide a quantum theory without observers, in fact two different ones by using either the matter density ontology (GRWm) or the flash ontology (GRWf). Both theories are known to make predictions different from those of quantum mechanics, but the difference is so small that no decisive experiment can as yet...

The interplay between retrocausality and the time-reversal symmetry of the dynamical law of quantum mechanics underscores the significance of the measurement dynamics with the use of indivisible and discrete quantum particles to be mediated. One example of empirical evidence demonstrating the significance of retrocausality going along with time-reversal symmetry is seen in the operation of a re...

objective(s): the novel 7-hydroxycoumarinyl gallates derivatives are detected in many pharmaceutical compounds like anticancer and antimicrobial agents. whereas carbon nanotubes (cnts) have been discussed for nanomedicine applications and in particular as drug delivery systems. the capability of armchair (5, 5) swcnt -based drug delivery system in the therapy of anticancer has been investigated...

the ability of the present semiempirical quantum mechanics methods are surveyed for reproducing the transannular interaction in the bifunctional n-phenyl-5-azocanones. the am1 method is the best with the order of reliability being am1, pm3, mndo and mindo/3. am1 calculations were then carried out for quantification of transannular interaction. the n(o) ionization potential has been used for thi...

All-vs-Nothing arguments represent a powerful method for the detection of strong contextuality in quantum theory. The original formulation by Mermin [15] has been recently formalised and generalised using stabiliser quantum mechanics [2, 9]. In the present paper, we take advantage of this framework to introduce a computational technique to identify a large amount of strongly contextual empirica...

The question as to whether quantum logic can be considered a theory of deduction underlying quantum mechanics has been given many apparently contradictory answers to date. It has been argued that quantum logic is necessarily an empirical logic and that, therefore, it cannot be a theory of a priori valid inferences.[18,Ch.8.6] At the same time, many axiomatic deductive calculuses, all of which h...