Universal Journal of Physics and Application Vol. 4(2), pp. 263 - 302
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THE ONTOLOGY OF QUANTUM THEORY

AUTHOR(S) INFORMATION: Jacyna-Onyszkiewicz Z.

ABSTRACT

An interpretation of the quantum theory is proposed, allowing an explanation of the origins of the theory principles and its mathematical formalism. In contrast to the hitherto interpretations it is based on the ontology assuming existence of omniscience. The interpretation proposed explains – in consistence with the relativity theory – the results of the correlation experiments implying that an unobserved elementary particle does not exist objectively (beyond our consciousness) or that a quantum system makes o non-divisive unity bound through non-spacetime interactions. According to this interpretation, both these possibilities occur simultaneously.