If one resolves the measurement problem by allowing a real physical process of wave collapse, it is the collapse dynamics which manifests the non-loc… - Tim Maudlin

[T]he need for a completely physical account of "measurement" procedures—are addressed in both volumes...

Quantum theory... formalism... uses no more than linear algebra and vector spaces. ...A particularly nice and accessible presentation of the requisite mathematics can be found in 's Quantum Mechanics and Experience (1992, Ch. 2).

The scientific realist maintains that in at least some cases, we have good evidential reasons to accept theories or theoretical claims as true, or approximately true, or on-the-road-to-truth. The scientific antirealist denies this. These attitudes come in degrees... [T]his is a question addressed by epistemology and confirmation theory...