Minority Interpretations Of Quantum Mechanics
Quantum mechanics is a highly complex field within physics, rife with apparent paradoxes. There are numerous interpretations within the scientific community, some having more academic following than others. The following is a list of obscure or variant theories:
- Calogero conjecture
- Semiotic Interpretation
- Landé Interpretation
- Prowave Interpretation
- Time-symmetric theories
- Pondicherry Interpretation
- Quantum mysticism
- London (Ticker Tape) Interpretation
- Theory of Incomplete Measurements
- Montevideo Interpretation
- Quantum Bayesianism
- Synchronized Chaos Interpretation
- Vaxjo Interpretation
- Dimensional Theory
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