For over a century, quantum mechanics has challenged our established notions of physics. At its core are questions that unsettle our understanding of the universe: when does a quantum ...

This is a reprinting of Wolfe’s response to the EPR paper. Wolfe insists upon an epistemic reading of the wavefunction, arguing that, under such an interpretation, the EPR paradox dissolves. Get ...

For over 100 years now, quantum mechanics has rattled the cage of everything ... In 1992, Hardy began formulating a paradox related to particles and antiparticles. Certain interactions in physics ...

For over 100 years now, quantum mechanics has rattled the cage of everything ... All this brings us to the idea of Hardy’s ...

This is a revision of John Trimmer’s English translation of Schrödinger’s famous ‘cat paper’, originally published in three parts in Naturwissenschaften in 1935. Get access to the full version of this ...

A carefully designed experiment uses Hardy’s paradox to illustrate lack of local realism. Hardy’s 30-year-old thought exercise has led many researchers to chip away at real versions. If the universe ...

For over 100 years now, quantum mechanics has rattled the cage of everything ... All this brings us to the idea of Hardy’s paradox. While it may sound dry, its implications have ramifications ...

Quantum mechanics is the best tool we have to understand ... Many of these apparent paradoxes are so mind-bending as to have entered popular culture. Perhaps most famous is the case of ...

A carefully designed experiment uses Hardy’s paradox to illustrate lack of local realism. Hardy’s 30-year-old thought exercise has led many researchers to chip away at real versions. If the universe ...

This paradox exposes the conflict between quantum mechanics and local realism by demonstrating that, under certain conditions where three "Hardy events" have a zero probability, quantum mechanics ...