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Quantum Collapse and the Emergence of Actuality from Potentiality
Process Studies 38 (2):319-339 (2009)
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Orthodox quantum mechanics is built upon psychophysical collapse events that are the close analogs, within contemporary physical theory, of the the Whiteheadian actual occasions, with their mental and physical poles. This article describes the way in which these events enter into quantum theory, and mediate the emergence of actuality from potentialityOther Versions
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