1. EPR

   • Alan Hájek
   • Jeffrey Bub

   Part IV. Invited Papers Dedicated To Sir Karl Popper Pages: 313 - 332

2. Can one detect the state of an individual system?

   • L. E. Ballentine

   Part IV. Invited Papers Dedicated To Sir Karl Popper Pages: 333 - 342

3. Information-theoretic bell inequalities and the relative measure of probability

   • Milan Vinduška

   Part IV. Invited Papers Dedicated To Sir Karl Popper Pages: 343 - 355

4. Recursive definition for elements of reality

   • Asher Peres

   Part IV. Invited Papers Dedicated To Sir Karl Popper Pages: 357 - 361

5. A historical perspective to the present-day locality debate

   • T. W. Marshall

   Part IV. Invited Papers Dedicated To Sir Karl Popper Pages: 363 - 370

6. The physical meaning of quantization

   • Emilio Santos

   Part IV. Invited Papers Dedicated To Sir Karl Popper Pages: 371 - 379

7. Propensities, correlations, and metaphysics

   • Michael Redhead

   Part IV. Invited Papers Dedicated To Sir Karl Popper Pages: 381 - 394

8. Continuum and discretum—Unified field theory and elementary constants

   • Hans-Jürgen Treder

   Part IV. Invited Papers Dedicated To Sir Karl Popper Pages: 395 - 420

9. On the definition and evolution of states in relativistic classical and quantum mechanics

   • L. P. Horwitz

   Part IV. Invited Papers Dedicated To Sir Karl Popper Pages: 421 - 450

10. Many-Hilbert-spaces approach to the wave-function collapse

    • Mikio Namiki
    • Saverio Pascazio

    Part IV. Invited Papers Dedicated To Sir Karl Popper Pages: 451 - 466