Art Hobson
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Professor Emeritus
Also affiliated: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1983); University of California, Davis (1995)
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Art Hobson's research focuses on the foundational aspects of quantum mechanics, particularly the measurement problem and quantum entanglement. His recent publications explore the implications of entanglement for nonlocality, referencing special relativity. He also investigates the nature of the classical electromagnetic field and considers various interpretations of quantum theory, including the role of quantum randomness.
Hobson's work delves into the fundamental theory of relativistic quantum fields. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 14, with 143 total publications and 880 citations. He has maintained recent activity, with publications in 2022 and 2024, indicating ongoing engagement with these complex theoretical physics topics.
Metrics
- h-index: 15
- Publications: 144
- Citations: 904
Selected Publications
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Resolution of the problem of definite outcomes (2025)
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Solving the Detection Problem (2024)
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Entanglement, Nonlocality, and SR (2024)
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Quanta and Their States (2024)
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Fields and Their Quanta (2024)
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The Classical (Non-quantized) EM Field (2024)
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Quantum Foundations: Conclusions (2024)
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Quantum Confusion: Foundations Are in Risky Disarray (2024)
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More About Superpositions (2024)
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A Few Interpretations (2024)
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Quantum Randomness (2024)
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There Are no Particles, There Are Only Quantized Fields (2024)
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The Fundamental Theory: Relativistic Quantum Fields (2024)
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More on the quantum measurement problem (2022)
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Entanglement and the Measurement Problem (2022)