Paul Marmet (1932-2005)

  The more success the quantum theory has, the sillier it looks.
Albert Einstein 
Letter to Heinrich Zangger, May 20, 1912: CPEA, Vol. 5 Doc. 398.
Also in: The Quotable Einstein, Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey, ISBN 0-691-02696-3 

                       Contents
 1- Promulgation of Absurdities

1-1 The Copenhagen Interpretation 
1-2 Causality
1-3 Role of Mathematics
1-4 Duality
1-5 Early Historical Development of Non-Rationalism
1-6 The Berkeley-Copenhagen Interpretation
1-7 Discredit of Philosophy
1-8 QM Implies Infinite Velocities

2-1 Schrödinger's Cat
2-2 Tertium non datur
2-3 Causality in Experiments
2-4 Dualistic Model

3-1 Heisenberg's Uncertainty Relationship
3-2 Heisenberg's Wave Packet Description
3-3 Static Analysis
3-4 Characteristics of Some Phase-Sensitive Frequency Meters
3-5 Basic Principles Involved in Phase-Locked Detectors
3-6 Confusion between Poor Instrumentation and a Basic Phenomenon
3-7 Hidden Criteria
3-8 Irrelevance of the Planck Constant h to Photon Energy
3-9 Hidden Units
3-10 The Relationship E = hn

4-1 Why Nature Does not Appear Compatible with Realism
4-2 What Is Realism?
4-3 Confusion about the Meaning of Realism
4-4 Tests of Physical Reality

8 - Reality of Waves in Particles

8-9 Physical Reality of Quantum Tunneling
8-10 Demonstration of Classical Tunneling
8-11 Physical Realism in the Description of the "High Jumper Effect"
 Appendix I - Allegory of the Cave

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