Causal Structure Invariance in Quantum Theory

Details Causal Structure Invariance in Quantum Theory Causal Structure Invariance in Quantum Theory

2011-10-25

arxiv.org/abs/1110.5561v2

Physics

Quantum Physics

9 pages. Submitted version. Results unchanged

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The causal structure of events in experiments involving atomic scales cannot be predicted and must always be assumed a priori. We argue this has a consequence in the way probabilities are predicted in quantum theory. We show that whenever it is predicted the probability that the events involved in an experiment with a given causal structure jointly happen, this probability could be computed as if the causal structure of the events were arbitrarily different. This property is called Causal Strucure Invariance and constitutes a rather concise way to explain the quantum formalism.

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