Schr\"odinger's cat in a realist quantum mechanics
Arthur Jabs

TL;DR
This paper argues that Schr"odinger's cat paradox is resolved within a realist quantum mechanics interpretation by denying the superposition of wave functions representing the same object at different times.
Contribution
It introduces a realist interpretation that eliminates the paradox by rejecting the superposition of wave functions over time.
Findings
Schr"odinger's cat paradox is not valid in a realist interpretation.
Wave functions representing the same object at different times are not superposed.
The interpretation provides a consistent view avoiding the paradox.
Abstract
There is no paradox with Schr\"odinger's cat in a realist interpretation because in such an interpretation wave functions which represent the same object at different times are not to be superposed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Mechanics and Applications · Laser-Matter Interactions and Applications · Quantum optics and atomic interactions
