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What is "Quantum-Logic"?

Published inFreund, Peter George Olivier ; Goebel, Charles J. & Nambu, Yoichiro (Ed.), Quanta: essays in theoretical physics dedicated to Gregor Wentzel, p. 166-181
PublisherChicago : The University of Chicago Press
Publication date1970
Abstract

In this paper we present a short introduction and survey of the calculus often called "Quantum Logic", and we point out the difficulties which prevent us from considering this calculus as a logic. It is furthermore shown that the probability calculus for a quantal system is a generalization of the classical probability calculus, which gives a more general meaning to the notion of random variable.

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JAUCH, Joseph-Maria, PIRON, Constantin. What is ‘Quantum-Logic’? In: Quanta: essays in theoretical physics dedicated to Gregor Wentzel. Freund, Peter George Olivier ; Goebel, Charles J. & Nambu, Yoichiro (Ed.). Chicago : The University of Chicago Press, 1970. p. 166–181.
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