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    Supports→The map between the quantum theory model and the external world is a homomorphism rather than an isomorphism

    There may be elements of the theory that do not directly correspond to experience

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    In the final long version of his thesis, Everett further explained in a footnote that “[t]he word homomorphism would be technically more correct, since there may not be a one-one correspondence between the model and the external world” (1956, 169). The map is a homomorphism because (1) there may be elements of the theory that do not directly correspond to experience and because (2) a particular theory may not seek to explain all of experience. It is case (1) that is particularly important here:

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