To: Regis McConnell who wrote (127 ) 11/24/1998 12:11:00 PM From: ahhaha Read Replies (1) | Respond to
My attempts to clarify have to be considered a failure or like Einstein's view of Quantum Mechanics, have to be considered as incomplete. The debate between Einstein and Bohr has been continued for the rest of the century and now has gotten to the point that the current basis of Quantum Mechanics, eigenvector subspaces in the Hilbert Space representing physical states, has to be considered incomplete and needs an extension so that non-locality and the loss of classical causality can be resolved. The problem was never in equating operator space with Hamiltonian momentum space, rather it was the simplistic equating of momentum space to the unphysical eigenvector representation, a categorical error, that causes the problems exposed in the EPR Paradox and the failure of Bell's inequalities.
