Measuring processes in quantum mechanics. II. The classical behavior of measuring instruments

Foundations of Physics 15 (6):717-730 (1985)
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Abstract

A quantum mechanical model of a counter monitoring the decay of an unstable microsystem is constructed. Detailed investigation of the time evolution of this model shows that the counter behaves essentially classically; i.e., its discharges may be considered as objective, observer-independent events. The possible relevance of this result for the physical interpretation of quantum mechanics is discussed

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