nonseparable

The particles 'intrinsic charge, mass and spin may then arise as nonseparable features of the world at the deepest level.

Holism and Nonseparability in Physics Healey, Richard 2008

An interpretation of quantum mechanics that ascribes a nonlocalized position to a charged particle on its way through the apparatus is committed to a violation of spatiotemporal separability in the Aharonov-Bohm effect, since the particle's passage constitutes a nonseparable process.

Holism and Nonseparability in Physics Healey, Richard 2008

On the other hand, lattice QFT cannot approximate the C*-algebras in the operator norm because the lattice algebras are separable whilst the CCR-algebra is nonseparable.

String Theory is Losing the Public Debate Sean 2007

Finally, as it was clear while working on our 1982 paper that greater intertemporal substitution of labor was a way to produce more labor-input volatility in the model, as an alternative to our standard utility function we had also introduced one that was nonseparable over time in leisure.

Finn E. Kydland - Autobiography 2005

Laudisa, F. (1995), “Einstein, Bell and nonseparable realism”, The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 46, 309-329.

Action at a Distance in Quantum Mechanics Berkovitz, Joseph 2007

(and other gauge theories) is increasingly common in physics, to treat the motion of the charged particles as a nonseparable process is to endorse a particular position on how quantum mechanics is to be interpreted.

Holism and Nonseparability in Physics Healey, Richard 2008

a process may be nonseparable even though it involves objects without proper parts.

Holism and Nonseparability in Physics Healey, Richard 2008

As Toraldo di Francia aptly summarizes: “Since any particle has certainly interacted with other particles in the past, the world turns out to be nonseparable into individual and independent objects.

Monism Schaffer, Jonathan 2007