Ehmann Alexander
PhD Student
Philosophy Department
Lingnan University (Hong Kong)
Hong Kong
Biography
He is a PhD Student at Lingnan University, HK. In his research, He is investigating interpretations of probabilities as they appear in quantum theories. Currently,he is working on a stochastic version of deBroglie-Bohm Theory (in collaboration with Patrick Dürr, University of Oxford, UK). Other than that, he is concerned with the development of Metrological Structural Realism and interested in a variety of topics such as Philosophy of Technology and Cultural Studies. His work work is funded by the Research Grants Council through the Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme.
Research Interest
Philosophy of Science, Foundations of Quantum Mechanics
Publications
-
‘Das, was man riecht’, in: Wiglaf Droste & Vincent Klink (Hrsgg.), Häuptling Eigener Herd, Heft 47, Edition Vincent Klink, Stuttgart, June 2011
-
‘Probabilities in deBroglie-Bohm Theory: Towards a Stochastic Alternative’ (with Patrick Duerr, University of Oxford, UK). Under review.
-
‘Messung und Invarianz – ein Beitrag zum Metrologischen Strukturenrealismus’, in: Andreas Bartels, Olaf L. Müller, Manfred Stöckler, Marcel Weber (Hrsgg.), Philosophia naturalis, Vol. 50, No. 2, Klostermann, Frankfurt, 2013 [2015], pp. 215-251. (Preprint: http://philpapers.org/rec/EHMMUI)
