Theory of Classical Gaussian Observer
measurement, observation of physical quantity, gaussian observer, classical observer
Abstract
This paper treats the concept of the Gaussian probability distribution both for the target and observer. The resulting observations become Gaussian distributions as well. The time coordinate gets an equal setting as any physical quantity. This treatment is purely classical with no essential reference to quantum mechanics nor to theory of relativity.
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