Imaginary part of action, Future functioning as hidden variables
arXiv:0911.4005
Abstract
A model -- by myself and Masao Ninomiya -- which in principle predicts the initial conditions in a way as to minimze a certain functional of the history of the Universe through both past and future -- a functional conceived of as an imaginary part of the action -- is suggested to be also helpful in solving some problems for quantum mechanics. Especially as our model almost makes it possible in principle to calculate the full history of the universe, it even makes it in principle calculable, which one among several measurement results in a quantum experiment will actually be realized! Our "complex action model" thus is a special case of superdeterminism - in Bells way - and does not have true causality, but rather even in some cases true backward causation. In fact we claim in our model that the SSC (Superconducting Supercollider) were stopped by the US Congress due to the backward causation from the big amounts of Higgs particles, which it would have produced, if it had been allowed to run. The noumenon ("das Ding an sich") in our model is the Feyman path integrand or better some fundamental quantities determined from second order effects of the latter integrand.
Proceedings contribution to the conference QTRF-5 june 14 -18, Vaxjo, Sweeden
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