We introduce Observer-Relational Quantum Logic (ORQL), a formal symbolic framework modeling quantum measurement as an observer-dependent process. In ORQL, observers traverse unique paths through an abstract binary information field (Ξ) using individual Sequencer Functions (Ωˢ), producing potentially different measurement outcomes from identical quantum states. This formalism provides a computable alternative to philosophical interpretations, introducing rigorous definitions for observer-specific collapse, measurement divergence (Δ), and information-theoretic reality construction. We demonstrate the framework through computational examples and discuss implications for quantum foundations.
Keywords: quantum measurement, observer-dependent collapse, information theory, quantum foundations, symbolic logic, digital physics
What if reality isn't the same for everyone? ORQL proposes that each observer navigates through an information field (Ξ) along their own unique path, leading to potentially different measurement outcomes even when observing the same quantum state.
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