Knowing the quantum Zeno effect in counterfactual experiments : a philosophical approach
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This article describes several quantum experiments that imply counterfactual measurements. These
setups need to be combined with so called the “quantum Zeno effect” in order to reach complete
counterfactual processes. At the end of the article, there are some attempts to frame these quantum
phenomena using a philosophical model related to some ideas of the logic of counterfactuals.
setups need to be combined with so called the “quantum Zeno effect” in order to reach complete
counterfactual processes. At the end of the article, there are some attempts to frame these quantum
phenomena using a philosophical model related to some ideas of the logic of counterfactuals.
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Gherab Martín, Karim; and Sánchez Ovcharov, Carmen. “Knowing the quantum Zeno effect in counterfactual experiments : a philosophical approach”. Ontology studies, no. 10, pp. 115-30, https://raco.cat/index.php/Ontology/article/view/245079.
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