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| Hidden Parameter | Fraassen Vs Hidden Parameter | Fraassen I 53 Hidden Variable/v. Neumann: proof that it cannot exist: every corresponding theory would have to reject the generalization of 1) although it could accept 2) BelinfanteVsNeumann: if von Neumann had chosen his axioms differently, he could have come to the conclusion that 1) can be shown for all quantum states, but not for the postulated underlying micro-states, and therefore that there might be hidden variables after all in the end. (pragmatic superiority). Important argument: because this pragmatic superiority can occur between different formulations of the same theory, it is not a reflection on what the theory itself says about what is observable. |
Fr I B. van Fraassen The Scientific Image Oxford 1980 |
| Neumann, J. von | Quine Vs Neumann, J. von | IX 227 Neumann/Set Theory/Quine: took (1925) extreme classes to extend Zermelo's system. QuineVsNeumann: halted before the full force of the axiom scheme "^ uFu ε θ" or (3) (Chapter 42) unfolded. His system provides "^uFu ε θ" when the bound variables in the formula "Fu" are restricted to all sets, otherwise it does not apply in general. --- IX 228 If the sets should be exactly Zermelo's classes, they could be specified by relativizing Zermelo's comprehension axioms to "Uθ". In particular, every abstraction term from the Zermelo's separation scheme "X n a ε θ" x ε Uθ> x n a ε Uθ, which we would use for "a", would be relativized to "Uθ" additionally. (That is, the "universal class of sets" or "there are only quantities"). Equivalent to this: Since such a relativization is guaranteed that a = z for a certain z we could just take the single axiom (1) x ε Uθ> x n z ε Uθ. |
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