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The bare necessities of a physically reasonable mathematical model for quantum theory
What are the minimal requirements for a physically reasonable mathematical model for quantum theory or a potential extension? In addressing this question, rather than relying on the generalized probabilistic theories or other usual approaches, we propose a reset based on the following fundamental fe
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