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Although they don't affect models due to the isomorphic quality you describe, these historical representational accidents seem to have a powerful effect on our
by inciampati 6y ago
Although they don't affect models due to the isomorphic quality you describe, these historical representational accidents seem to have a powerful effect on our intuition.
I am reminded of the conceptual differences between the Copenhagen and Bohmian interpretations. Using one or the other basically does not change our models or results, but what affect do these different perspectives have on the field?
- tsimionescu 6y agoBohmian mechanics (pilot wave theory) is not the same as traditional QM, it is a stronger theory from which traditional QM can be derived (of course, we don't know if it's correct yet). Examples of interpretations of QM that are mathematically equivalent are Copenhagen and Many Worlds. Examples of theories that are stronger (make more predictions than) QM are Objective Collapse theories, de Broglie - Bohm Pilot Wave theory, Superdeterminism.