Peter J. Lewis

Lewis offers a survey -- a quite objective one, as far as I can tell -- of what modern-day philosophers have to say about the basics of quantum physics. Regarding QM interpretations, he concentrates on spontaneous-collapse (e.g. GRW), hidden-variable (e.g. Bohm's), and many-worlds (e.g. Everett's) models. These are all psi-ontic models, and readers may be left wondering whether philosophers have yet to perform detailed analyses of modern psi-epistemic models (e.g. the relational interpretation and QBism) as alternative attempts to correct the deficiencies (such as the measurement problem) of the (itself psi-epistemic) Copenhagen interpretation.… (plus d'informations)