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The Emergence of Time from Quantum Records: Actualization and the Surprisal Clock
We develop a record-based account of internal time in quantum mechanics. Persistent records first define an ordinal chronology through inclusion of their accumulated Boolean algebras. On a specified record filtration, we prove that, under three minimal consistency requirements, namely dependence onl
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