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Realistic quantum probability. (English) Zbl 0653.60004

This paper presents the mathematical framework for a unification of general relativity theory and quantum mechanics. The basic elements of this framework are borrowed from the path integral formalism. The author hopes that this modification (generalization) of traditional quantum mechanics makes it fit with general relativity.
Reviewer: I.G.Kalmár

MSC:

60A05 Axioms; other general questions in probability
81P20 Stochastic mechanics (including stochastic electrodynamics)
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