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The Computational Limit to Quantum Determinism and the Black Hole Information Loss Paradox
Arkady Bolotin
The present paper scrutinizes the principle of quantum determinism, which maintains that the complete information about the initial quantum state of a physical system should determ…
Concerning Infeasibility of the Wave Functions of the Universe
Arkady Bolotin
Difficulties with finding the general exact solutions to the Wheeler-DeWitt equation, i.e. the wave functions of the Universe, are known and well documented. However, the present p…
Justifying the Classical-Quantum Divide of the Copenhagen Interpretation
Arkady Bolotin
Perhaps the most significant drawback, which the Copenhagen interpretation (still the most popular interpretation of quantum theory) suffers from, is the classical-quantum divide b…
Any realistic model of a physical system must be computationally realistic
Arkady Bolotin
It is argued that any possible definition of a realistic physics theory -- i.e., a mathematical model representing the real world -- cannot be considered comprehensive unless it is…
Computational solution to quantum foundational problems
Arkady Bolotin
This paper argues that the requirement of applicableness of quantum linearity to any physical level from molecules and atoms to the level of macroscopic extensional world, which le…
Any realistic theory must be computationally realistic: a response to N. Gisin's definition of a Realistic Physics Theory
Arkady Bolotin
It is argued that the recent definition of a realistic physics theory by N. Gisin cannot be considered comprehensive unless it is supplemented with requirement that any realistic t…