Lebesgueinterpretatie
Lebesgueinterpretatie is a method used in the interpretation of quantum mechanics, particularly in the context of quantum decoherence and the measurement problem. It was proposed by the Dutch physicist Gerard 't Hooft in 1997. The term "Lebesgue" refers to the French mathematician Henri Lebesgue, whose work on measure theory provides the mathematical foundation for this interpretation.
In the Lebesgueinterpretatie, the wave function of a quantum system is seen as a probability distribution over
One of the key features of the Lebesgueinterpretatie is its emphasis on the role of the observer
The Lebesgueinterpretatie has been criticized for its lack of a clear physical interpretation of the wave