Abstract
Explanations of the quantum theory and of the arrow of time are two major unsolved issues in physics. Most approaches are based on a human vantage where the microscopic world is quantum and follows reversible physical laws while the macroscopic world is classical and has an irreversible arrow of time. In this paper, we address these issues in a completely new way without the unnecessary splitting of the world. Using very simple assumptions, the Quantum Mechanic (QM) is emerging naturally from a local world which is consistent with our usual classical world. The explanation of the arrow of time does not rely on a large number of particles or on very specific initial conditions but emerges from the interaction at the quantum level. The derivations are based on a simple principle consistent with a Universe coming from nothing: physical laws must emerge from nothing.
Bernard Guillerminet