Colloquium: Sheldon Goldstein, Rutgers

Abstract: Bohmian mechanics is the interpretation of quantum mechanics, or, better, version of quantum mechanics, that is most naturally suggested by the experimental facts that led to the rise of quantum mechanics in the first place. It is also the version of quantum mechanics that most naturally and most crisply accounts for the new experimental facts, such as quantum probabilities and quantum nonlocality, predicted by quantum mechanics.