The failure of Ontological Excess Baggage as a Criterion of the Ontic Approaches to Quantum Theory

Physics – Quantum Physics

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To be published in Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics

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10.1016/j.shpsb.2010.04.002

This article presents a discussion of the notion of quantum ontological
excess baggage, first proposed by Hardy. It is argued here that this idea does
not have the significance as suggested in his paper. It is shown here that if
this concept is properly analyzed, it fails to pose any threat to the ontic
approaches of quantum theory in general.

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