Mathematics – Logic
Scientific paper
Nov 2006
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ALBERT EINSTEIN CENTURY INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 861, pp. 73-78 (2006).
Mathematics
Logic
Quantum Gravity, Classical General Relativity, Origin And Formation Of The Universe
Scientific paper
Einstein's 1905 recognition that light consists of discrete ``quanta'' inaugurated the duality (wave versus particle) paradox that was resolved 20 years later by Born's introduction of the probability interpretation on which modem quantum theory is based. Einstein's refusal to abandon the classical notion of deterministic evolution - despite the unqualified success of the new paradigm on a local scale - foreshadowed the restoration of determinism in the attempt to develop a global treatment applicable to cosmology by Everett, who failed however to provide a logically coherent treatment of subjective uncertainty at a local level. This drawback has recently been overcome in an extended formulation allowing deterministic description of a physical universe in which the uncertainty concerns only our own particular local situations, whose probability is prescribed by an appropriate micro-anthropic principle.
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