Written by an internationally renowned philosopher, this volume offers a three-part philosophical interpretation of quantum physics. The first part reviews the basics of quantum mechanics, outlining their philosophical interpretation and summarizing their results; the second outlines the mathematical methods of quantum mechanics; and the third section blends the philosophical ideas of the first part and the mathematical formulations of the second part to develop a variety of interpretations of quantum mechanics.
"The philosophical problems of quantum mechanics are centered around two main issues. The first concerns the transition from causal laws to probability laws; the second concerns the interpretation of unobserved objects.