Unification of the MWI formalism and Bohmian mechanics for the ensembles of event universes in Minkowski-like space

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2401.01340v1
• Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2023 18:54:52 GMT
• Title: Unification of the MWI formalism and Bohmian mechanics for the ensembles of event universes in Minkowski-like space
• Authors: Oded Shor, Felix Benninger, and Andrei Khrennikov
• Abstract summary: Dendrogramic Holographic Theory (DHT) is based on the representation of observed events by dendrograms (finite trees) presenting observers subjective image of universe. We consider an ensemble of observers performing observations on each other and representing them by p-adic trees. In such observers universe we introduce a kind of Minkowski space structure, which is statistical by its nature.
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• Abstract: Diversity of interpretations of quantum mechanics is often considered as a sign of foundational crisis. In this note we proceed towards unification the relational quantum mechanics of Rovelli, Bohmian mechanics, and many worlds interpretation on the basis so called Dendrogramic Holographic Theory (DHT). DHT is based on the representation of observed events by dendrograms (finite trees) presenting observers subjective image of universe. Dendrograms encode the relational hierarchy between events, in applications they are generated by clustering algorithms; an algorithm with the branching index p >1 generate p-adic trees. The infinite p-adic tree represents the ontic event universe. We consider an ensemble of observers performing observations on each other and representing them by p-adic trees. In such observers universe we introduce a kind of Minkowski space structure, which is statistical by its nature. This model unites the observer/system discrepancy. Measurements are performed by observers on observers. Such observers universe is dynamically changing and is background independent since the space itself is emergent. And within this model, we unify the aforementioned interpretations.

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