| | Abstract_Mueller_3-1-05 |
 | | The consistent histories approach to non-relativistic quantum mechanics describes the evolution of a closed quantum system in the form of a temporal stochastic process. |
| | In my talk, I wish to sketch an attempt at meeting some aspects of the challenge by combining the consistent histories approach to quantum mechanics with the logical framework of branching space-times. |
| | In the second part of my talk I will therefore introduce BST probability theory and indicate some steps towards a formulation of relativistic quantum histories. |
| www.pitt.edu /~philpart/Abstracts/2004_05Abstracts/March_2005/Abstract_Mueller_3-1-05.htm (178 words) |
