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    "abstract": "The transactional interpretation of quantum mechanics is applied to the\n\"interaction-free\" measurement scenario of Elitzur and Vaidman and to the\nQuantum Zeno Effect version of the measurement scenario by Kwiat, et al. It is\nshown that the non-classical information provided by the measurement scheme is\nsupplied by the probing of the intervening object by incomplete offer and\nconfirmation waves that do not form complete transactions or lead to real\ninteractions.",
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    "authors": [
      "John G. Cramer"
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    "title": "A Transactional Analysis of Interaction Free Measurements",
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