The italian debate on quantum paradoxes

1-50

Waves, particles, and complementarity

Evandro Agazzi

53-74

Chance

chaos or logic?

M. Cini

75-87

Some critical considerations on the present epistemological and scientific debate on quantum mechanics

Giancarlo Ghirardi

89-103

Physical consequences of reality criteria for quantum phenomena

F. Selleri

107-129

Possible link between epr paradox and waves

G. C. Scalera

131-140

A criticism of some recently proposed models that violate the bell inequality

Saverio Pascazio

141-154

A phenomenological analysis of the epr argument

Vincenzo Fano

155-167

Causal versus orthodox interpretation of quantum mechanics

A. Pignedoli

171-195

Perspectives of physical determinism

Nicola Cufaro-Petroni

197-205

Determinism, separability, and quantum mechanics

S. Notarrigo

207-214

Can singularities and multidimensional spaces influence the evolution of quantum mechanical systems?

S. Bergia

217-229

Subquantum mechanics and graviton blas

G. F. Cerofolini

231-254

Foundations of quantum mechanics

a quantum probabilistic approach

Luigi Accardi

257-323

On the adequacy of a nonclassical logic for quantum theory

Rossella Lupacchini

325-341

Remarks on the hypothesis of hidden variables

F. Pollini

343-352

Historical considerations on the conceptual experiment by Einstein, Podolsky and Rosen

B. Carazza

355-369

Continuity and discontinuity

the Einstein-Bohr conflict of ideas and the Bohr-Fock discussion

Valerio Tonini

371-384

How Italian philosophy reacted to the advent of quantum mechanics in the thirties

Vincenzo Fano

385-401

Italian studies in the foundations of quantum physics

a bibliography (1965–1985)

Margherita Benzi

403-425