Eidos and Identitas Indiscernibilium in Quantum Mechanics

IF 1.1 0 RELIGION

Scientia et Fides Pub Date : 2020-01-13 DOI:10.12775/setf.2020.007

Vicente Llamas Roig

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Abstract

The principle of identitas indiscernibilium can be thoroughly expressed in a quantum context, overcoming the debate about the possibility of distinction among identical entities according to space-time parameters: the symmetry defined by the exchange of the wave function without overlapping describes the behavior of particles as if they were alike. That nature of the wave function is depicted along the essay as a relational property of observation, not of the quantum object itself, making the principle take an epistemological turn, dissociated from the object ontic drive.

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量子力学中的不可分辨现象与同一性

同一性不可分辨原理可以在量子环境中彻底表达，克服了关于根据时空参数区分相同实体的可能性的争论:由波函数交换而没有重叠所定义的对称性描述了粒子的行为，就好像它们是相似的一样。波函数的性质在文章中被描述为观察的关系性质，而不是量子物体本身的关系性质，这使得该原理转向认识论，与物体的本体驱动分离。

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