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A collection of views about the meaning of quantum mechanics principally attributed to Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg, including the idea that quantum mechanics is intrinsically indeterministic, with probabilities calculated using the Born rule, and the principle of complementarity, which states that objects have certain pairs of complementary properties which cannot all be observed or measured simultaneously.
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Copenhagen interpretation
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Copenhagen interpretation
Proper noun
A
collection
of
views
about
the
meaning
of
quantum
mechanics
principally
attributed
to
Niels
Bohr
and
Werner
Heisenberg,
including
the
idea
that
quantum
mechanics
is
intrinsically
indeterministic,
with
probabilities
calculated
using
the
Born
rule,
and
the
principle
of
complementarity,
which
states
that
objects
have
certain
pairs
of
complementary
properties
which
cannot
all
be
observed
or
measured
simultaneously.
Japanese Meaning
量子力学の解釈の一つであり、主にニールズ・ボーアとヴェルナー・ハイゼンベルグにより提唱された見解の集合です。この解釈では、量子力学は本質的に非決定論的であり、確率はボルン則によって算出され、補完性の原理により、物体は相補的な性質（例えば位置と運動量など）の全てを同時に観測・測定することはできないとされています。
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A
collection
of
views
about
the
meaning
of
quantum
mechanics
principally
attributed
to
Niels
Bohr
and
Werner
Heisenberg,
including
the
idea
that
quantum
mechanics
is
intrinsically
indeterministic,
with
probabilities
calculated
using
the
Born
rule,
and
the
principle
of
complementarity,
which
states
that
objects
have
certain
pairs
of
complementary
properties
which
cannot
all
be
observed
or
measured
simultaneously.
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