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Prior to the introduction of quantum theory.
- This assertion epitomizes the Copenhagen Interpretation and clearly contradicts the epistemology of prequantal science.2013, M. Bunge, Quantum Theory and Reality:
- We shall then reexamine stability of Ellis and phantom wormholes from the viewpoint of local and asymptotic observers by using a completely different approach, viz., we adapt Tangherlini's nondeterministic, prequantal statistical simulation about photon motion in the real optical medium to an effective medium reformulation of motions obtained via Hamilton's optical-mechanical analogy in a gravity field.2016, Kamal K. Nandi, Alexander A. Potapov, Ramil Izmailov, Amarjit Tamang, James C. Evans, “Stability and instability of Ellis and phantom wormholes: Are there ghosts?”, in Phys. Rev. D, volume 104044: