The Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics and the Measurement Process

Exploring the intersection of quantum mechanics and its measurement processes, this book delves into the implications of applying quantum principles to macroscopic systems. It addresses both philosophical issues surrounding interpretations and formal challenges within quantum object theory. While some interpretations, like probability, can be rigorously justified, the book also highlights unresolved inconsistencies related to the objectification of measurement results. These unresolved issues pose significant questions about the existence of objective reality in physics.