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    "abstract": "In the information interpretation of quantum mechanics, information is the\nmost fundamental, basic entity. Every quantized system is associated with a\ndefinite discrete amount of information (cf. Zeilinger). This information\ncontent remains constant at all times and is permutated one-to-one throughout\nthe system evolution. What is interpreted as measurement is a particular type\nof information transfer over a fictitious interface. The concept of a\nmany-to-one state reduction is not a fundamental one but results from the\npractical impossibility to reconstruct the original state after the\nmeasurement.",
    "arxiv_id": "quant-ph/0006033",
    "authors": [
      "Karl Svozil"
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    "title": "The information interpretation of quantum mechanics",
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