|  Sub-Quantum Theories | 
The "Origin'' of Quantum Mechanics > s.a. axioms for quantum theory;
  generalized quantum theory; physics theories ["visions"].
  * In general: The idea
    is that quantum mechanics is not exact, but rather a very accurate
    approximation to a deeper-level theory; Depending on one's motivation,
    one may seek a that deeper theory reconciles the deterministic and
    probabilistic aspects, or one that is more compatible with gravity theory.
  * 't Hooft proposal: Loss of
    information due to dissipation in a microscopic, classical deterministic system.
  * Beyond quantum mechanics:
    See Valentini's proposal of more general, "non-equilibrium" sub-quantum
    systems based on the pilot-wave approach, for which quantum mechanics
    emerges in a "thermal equilibrium state".
  * Phenomenology:
    Various proposals predict violations of Born's rule.
  @ General references: Clauser & Horne PRD(74) [objective local theories, and experiment];
    Adler & Bassi Sci(09)jul-a0912;
    't Hooft a1112
      [wave function collapse and Born's rule as features pointing towards an underlying determinism];
    Blood a1211 [pre-representational theory];
    Kochen FP-a1306
      [reconstruction from a σ-complex of extrinsic properties of a quantum system];
    Ghirardi & Romano PS(14)-a1501;
    Oas & de Barros in(16)-a1506 [rev];
    Östborn a1601,
      IJQF-a1703 [epistemic principles];
    Boughn a1910 [what leads us to quantum mechanics?].
  @ From classical mechanics / logic:
    Orlov AP(94),
    qp/96;
    Wetterich ht/01;
    Aerts IJTP(95)qp/01;
    Bokulich & Bokulich FP(05) [Bohr's view];
    Hegseth a0912 [from non-local classical mechanics];
    Wetterich AP(10)-a1003 [from  coarse-grained classical probabilities];
    Tipler a1007
      [Schrödinger equation as Hamilton-Jacobi equation with additional condition];
    Bartlett et al PRA(12)-a1111 [Liouville mechanics with an epistemic restriction];
    't Hooft JPCS(12);
    Galgani Mecc-a1209 [Carlo Cercignani's ideas];
    De Raedt et al AP(14)-a1303 [as the most robust description of reproducible experiments];
    Hall et al PRX(14)-a1402
      [quantum theory from universal interaction between classical worlds];
    Sebens PhSc(15)-a1403 [classical, many-worlds];
    Reddiger FP(17)-a1509 [from the Madelung equations];
    Höhn & Wever PRA(17)-a1511 [from rules on an observer's information acquisition].
  @ 't Hooft proposals: 't Hooft FPL(97)qp/96,
    ht/01,
    ht/01-conf;
    Blasone et al BJP(05)qp-conf,
    AP(05) [path-integral approach];
    't Hooft a2005 [Hamiltonian, with interactions];
    't Hooft a2010 [from fast vacuum fluctuations].
  @ Valentini proposal: Valentini pr(91),
    pw(09)nov-a1001;
    > s.a. pilot-wave interpretation.
  > Related topics:
    see determinism; Born
    Rule [violations]; hidden-variable
    theories; logic.
Based on Stochastic Processes / Thermodynamics
  > s.a. random walk; stochastic
  processes; stochastic quantum mechanics.
  @  General references: Percival PRS(95)qp [spacetime fluctuations];
    Månsson qp/05 [as spacetime statistical mechanics];
    Grössing qp/05-proc [classical mechanics + coarse-grained time and zero-point fluctuations],
    PLA(08)-a0711,
    FP(11)-a0812 [non-equilibrium];
    Wiesniak et al PRB(08)qp/05 [entanglement from third law of thermodynamics];
    de la Peña et al FP(09),
    Cetto et al JPCS(12) [interaction with zero-point radiation field];
    Budiyono a1012
      [deviations from least-action trajectories];
    Grössing et al FP(11) [sub-quantum thermodynamics];
    Schwabl et al JPCS(12) [bouncer-walker model];
    Acosta et al IJGMP(13)-a1206 [and irreversible Gaussian Markov processes];
    Santos a1208 [and dark energy, tests of Bell's inequalities];
    Khrennikov PhyA(14)-a1212,
    a1605
      [statistical mechanics of classical fields];
    Budiyono IJTP(14)-a1301 [statistical model of quantization];
    Grössing IJMPB(14)-a1304-conf [rev];
    Goedecke a1408,
    a1408;
    Krumm et al NJP(17)-a1608;
    Knoll FP(17)-a1804 [statistical description of classical electrodynamics];
    Cetto et al a2010 [quantization from stochasticity];
    Westra a2011.
  @ From entropic dynamics:
    Caticha a0907-conf,
    JPA(11)-a1005;
    Johnson PhD-a1105
      [symmetries and transformations, and the measurement problem];
    Johnson & Caticha a1108-conf [and the measurement problem];
    Nawaz & Caticha a1108-conf [momentum and uncertainty relations];
    Caticha a1403-conf;
    Kornyak a1507-conf [combinatorial models of quantum evolution];
    > s.a. Entropic Dynamics; information.
  @ From irreversible thermodynamics: Fernández de Córdoba et al
      a1210-conf;
    Fernández de Córdoba et al a1311,
    IJGMP(14).
  @ Related models: Puthoff PRD(87) [H ground state as equilibrium between acceleration radiation and vacuum fluctuations];
    Smolin qp/06 [and Nelson's stochastic formulation];
    Halabi a1007-wd [classical Boltzmann equation];
    Frasca a1201 [as the square root of a stochastic process];
    Olavo et al AP(12) [Langevin stochastic equations];
    Tsekov JPCS-a1510 [stochastic dynamics of virtual particles];
    Tsekov a1703 [imaginary stochastic process];
    Nurdin a1907-en [quantum stochastic process];
    Gokler a2006 [random force];
    > s.a. cellular automata.
Based on Measure / Information Theory and Similar Proposals
  > s.a. axioms for quantum theory; formulations;
  interpretations [stochastic].
  @ General references:
    de la Peña & Cetto FP(75),
    FP(78);
    Davidson JMP(78),
    LMP(79),
    LMP(79)qp/01,
    JMP(79)qp/01 [algebra of operators];
    Wallstrom FPL(89);
    Sanz PLA(90) [and quantum probabilities];
    Olavo PRA(00);
    Torres & Figueiredo qp/02;
    Davidson AIP(07)qp/06 [assessment];
    Khrennikov IJTP(08),
    a1204;
    Santos a1205.
  @ From measure theory / probability:
    Landsberg FP(88);
    Youssef MPLA(91);
    Sorkin MPLA(94);
    Caticha PRA(98)qp;
    Chapline qp/99;
    Fuchs qp/02;
    Pitowsky qp/05-fs;
    't Hooft JPCS(07)qp/06 [equivalence classes of data];
    Goyal qp/07,
    qp/07;
    Rau a0706 [consistent reasoning with finite evidence];
    D'Ariano a0807-in;
    Klein PRI(10)-a0810;
    Wetterich JPCS(09)-a0811,
    AP(10)-a0906;
    Isidro et al AIP(10)-a0912 [Ricci flow as coarse-grained description];
    Skála et al AP(11);
    Reginatto & Hall a1108-conf [geometry of evolving probabilities];
    Wetterich JPCS(12)-a1201 [fermions];
    Kurihara a1206 [and code transfer errors];
    Leifer & Spekkens PRA(13) [as a causally neutral theory of Bayesian inference];
    Hofmann PRA(14)-a1306 [law of quantum ergodicity],
    a1405-proc,
    EPJD(16)-a1508 [complex-valued probabilities];
    Benavoli et al PRA(16)-a1605 [quantum mechanics as Bayesian theory in the complex numbers];
    Wilce EPTCS(17)-a1701 [formally real Jordan algebras];
    Rundle et al PRA(19)-a1708;
    Matone a1710 [ergodic average over microstates];
    Skilling & Knuth a1712;
    Hofer-Szabó a1906
      [non-commutative representation of conditional probabilities];
    Klein a1907;
    Janas et al a1910;
    Budiyono PRA(19)-a2005 [from epistemic restriction];
    > s.a. quantum probabilities; wigner functions.
  @ From information theory: Goyal PRA(08)-a0805,
    a0805,
    NJP(10)-a0805 [information geometry];
    Lee FP(11)-a1005 [applied to a causal horizon];
    Reginatto & Hall AIP(13)-a1207 [information geometry, dynamics and discrete quantum mechanics];
    Chiribella et al Ent(12)-a1209-conf;
    Bub a1211,
    response Mohrhoff a1212 [Bananaworld];
    Budiyono PhyA(14);
    Chiribella & Scandolo a1411-proc;
    Fields a1411
      [additive Hamiltonian and Landauer's principle];
    Höhn a1412;
    Plotnitsky a1503 [and the Dirac equation];
    Chiribella et al ch(16)-a1506;
    Smolin a1506 [and the principle of maximal variety];
    Krumm a1508-MS;
    Heunen & Kissinger a1604;
    D'Ariano et al 17;
    Koberinski a1707-in;
    Szangolies FP(18)-a1805;
    Felline a1806;
    > s.a. quantum information.
  @ Models: Cufaro Petroni & Vigier IJTP(79);
    Harding IJTP(80) [relativistic];
    Bordley PLA(95);
    Yeung qp/99;
    Kaniadakis PhyA(02)qp/01;
    Hall & Reginatto JPA(02) [uncertainty principle];
    Ord & Mann AP(03)qp/02,
    PRA(03)qp/02 [entwined pair paths];
    Adler ht/02;
    Helland qp/03,
    AIP(05)qp/04,
    qp/05-proc;
    Khrennikov qp/05,
    IJTP(08)ht/06,
    PLA(06),
    RPMP(07),
    FP(09),
    FP(10);
    de la Peña et al AJP(08)oct-a0712 [from oscillator vacuum energy];
    Fritsche & Haugk a0912;
    Fu et al a1003
      [classical fields modulated with pseudorandom phase sequences];
    Bondar a1008;
    Knoll a1109-wd
      [Extended Charge Dynamics and the self-force problem];
    Klein a1109-ch;
    Budiyono JPCS(12)-a1205 [à la pilot-wave theory];
    Nieuwenhuizen JPCS(14)-a1409 [subquantum arrow of time];
    Frasca a1412-proc [as square root of Brownian motion];
    Galehouse a1501 [Born rule from spontaneous emission during a measurement];
    Roser a1507 [dynamical geometry of trajectories];
    Skrebnev & Polski a1701 [subquantum processes].
Based on Field Theory or Geometry / Gravitation
  > s.a. quantum field theory; quantum
  gravity; quantum spacetime.
  * Santamato's proposal:
    Geodesics in Weyl gravity (two degrees of freedom) give rise to paths in
    the pilot-wave view of quantum theory; The amplitude and phase of the wave
    function (two degrees of freedom) are functions of the connection; Similar
    to what happens in scale relativity.
  @ From field theory / hep:
    Jones MPLA(95);
    Piron HPA(96)mp/02 [field theory and Noether's theorem];
    Faraggi & Matone PLB(99);
    Krasnoholovets IJP(01)qp/99,
    S&S(01)qp,
    qp/01-conf;
    Svetlichny FP(00)qp/99;
    't Hooft IJTP(03) [field theory with large gauge group];
    Helesfai a1612 [charged particle in a random electric field];
    Dragan & Ekert a1910 [special relativity];
    > s.a. modified quantum mechanics [pre-quantum theories].
  @ From Finsler geometry: Torromé JMP(06) [Finsler version of 't Hooft proposal];
    Torromé a1402 [emergence from Hamilton-Randers system].
  @ From other geometry / gravity: Santamato PRD(84) [Weyl geometry];
    Hadley qp/96-conf,
    IJTP(99)gq [general relativity];
    Spaans gq/99 [spacetime topology];
    Kamalov JRLR(01)qp/07 [background of random gravitational fields];
    Hadley AIP(07)gq [non-time-orientable manifolds];
    Covington a0912 [from electromagnetic force as curvature and discrete charge];
    Mueller a1312-proc [matter waves and moving clocks];
    Frederick a1601 [stochastic spacetime];
    Singh IJMPD(20)-a2005-GRF
      [coarse-grained matrix dynamics of general relativity and matter].
  @ From higher dimensions: Towe mp/05 [5D Kaluza-Klein geometry].
Other Proposals
  > s.a. emergence; quantum-classical
  mechanics relationship; schrödinger equation [derivations].
  @ General references: Lee & Selby a1701
      [no-go theorem for theories that decohere to quantum mechanics].
  @ Chaos, complexity: Kirilyuk AFLB(96)cd/95,
    AFLB(96)qp/95 + 4ff;
    De Martino et al qp/97-wd;
    Hansson qp/00;
    McHarris qp/06;
    Frederick a1406.
  @ From real theory:
    Finkelstein & Galiautdinov JMP-ht/00-conf.
  @ Ur-objects: Lyre IJTP(95)qp/96;
    Kober a0905 [and field theory, general relativity].
  @ Invariance principles: Brenig qp/06/PRL [as a relativity theory],
    JPA(07)gq/06 [from invariance of uncertainty];
    Palmer PRS(09)-a0812 ["invariant set hypothesis"];
    Moldoveanu JPCS(15)-a1303,
    a1407,
    a1505 [from invariances of the laws of nature].
  @ Algebraic approaches: Garavaglia & Kauffmann IJTP(02)ht/99-conf;
    Wilce a1606.
  @ Other types: Cetto & de la Peña-Auerbach FPL(91) [vacuum];
    Granik FP(97);
    Wheeler MPLA(97)ht;
    Ono qp/99 [?];
    Nicolescu qp/00-in ["levels of reality"];
    Moret-Bailly S&S(01)qp ["phenomenological"];
    Qi qp/02-conf,
    qp/02/FPL [discontinuous motion];
    Bohr et al FP(04) [uncaused clicks];
    Blasone et al JPCS(09)-a0901;
    Caravaglios IJMPA(09)-a0907;
    Dennis a1003 [with non-Markovian beables];
    Kornyak a1010-in [from finite symmetry groups];
    Singh a1006-FQXi [non-commuting matrices as degrees of freedom];
    Requardt a1205 [undulatory translocal theory];
    Goyal PRA(14) [from Feynman's rules];
    Grinbaum FP(15)-a1501 [quantum theory as critical regime of a fundamental 'linguistic' theory].
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