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Book SynopsisA fixed highest criterial velocity (of light) in STR (special theory of relativity) is a convention for a layer of physical inquiry. QM (Quantum Mechanics) avoids action-at-a-distance using this concept, but accepts non-causality and action-at-a-distance in EPR (Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen-Paradox) entanglement experiments. Even in such allegedly «non-causal» processes, something exists processually in extension-motion, between the causal and the «non-causal». If STR theoretically allows real-valued superluminal communication between EPR entangled particles, quantum processes become fully causal. That is, the QM world is sub-luminally, luminally and superluminally local-causal throughout, and the Law of Causality is ubiquitous in the micro-world. Thus, «probabilistic causality» is a merely epistemic term.
Table of ContentsContent: Quantum Causality – Superluminal Velocities – Local-Causal Ontology – Law of Causality – Spectrum of STRs and QMs – Entanglement and Causality – Bohmian EPR Experiment – J. S. Bell, Alain Aspect and the Entanglement Experiment – Ubiquity of Causation – Causality vs. Double Slit Experiment – Ontological Commitment.
