Report of Evidence That Quantum Probability Is Itself Stochastic

Abstract

Tim C Jenkins

This report covers work since a previous article on quantum probability. It provides evidence that quantum probability has a stochastic nature. This evidence is based on the number of electrons that need to be sent through a twoslit interferometer to gain a clear pattern of self-interference, which when compared with the number that would be expected to be sufficient in order for the position probability distribution of the self-interference wavefunction to take clear shape suggests that there is more variability present than that described by the formulation of quantum mechanics, which implies the presence of an underlying and as yet unrecognized physical process

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