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* in the terms of common physics: by quantum phenomena and populated by particles and their interactions, the world described by Quantum Mechanics (QM) / Quantum Field Theory (QFT) and by the Standard Model of particles (SM).
 
* in the terms of common physics: by quantum phenomena and populated by particles and their interactions, the world described by Quantum Mechanics (QM) / Quantum Field Theory (QFT) and by the Standard Model of particles (SM).
  
They are '''centers of causal action at the quantum domain of Physical Reality'''. Causal entities that produce the phenomena studied by quantum physics.
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They are '''centers of causal action in the quantum domain of Physical Reality'''. Causal entities that produce the phenomena studied by quantum physics.
  
It is a level of Physical Reality where the evolution of [[Physical Causality|causality]] has not yet been fully expressed, where uncertainty / indetermination and randomness play a very important role, where the [[Interactions]] between the [[Physical Structures the Information]] can / must be expressed by means of probability.
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It is a level of Physical Reality where the evolution of [[Physical Causality|causality]] has not yet been fully expressed, where uncertainty / indetermination and randomness play a very important role, where the [[Interactions]] between the [[Physical Structures of Information]] can / must be expressed by means of probability.
  
 
== Common definition  ==
 
== Common definition  ==

Latest revision as of 21:03, 1 November 2022

Definition

Quantum Agents are Agents / Forces, predominantly operating at the level of Physical Reality characterized:

They are centers of causal action in the quantum domain of Physical Reality. Causal entities that produce the phenomena studied by quantum physics.

It is a level of Physical Reality where the evolution of causality has not yet been fully expressed, where uncertainty / indetermination and randomness play a very important role, where the Interactions between the Physical Structures of Information can / must be expressed by means of probability.

Common definition

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