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I am seeking for books on foundations of Quantum Mechanics with subjects like the EPR experiment, Bell's theorem, the problem of measurement, entanglement, decoherence, nonlocality, interpretations, QM without observer, different formalisms etc.

I prefer modern books, post graduate oriented, with history, formalisms and different approaches for a young researcher specialize himself on the subject.

EDIT: the other question marked as "duplicate" do not fit my needs. I prefer books with higher modern mathematics, deep arguments and well-defined positions within the philosophy of science, post graduate oriented, if those exists. I need a book to get plenty knowledge as to do research in that academic area, not an intuitive approach.

I am seeking for books on foundations of Quantum Mechanics with subjects like the EPR experiment, Bell's theorem, the problem of measurement, entanglement, decoherence, nonlocality, interpretations, QM without observer, different formalisms etc.

I prefer modern books, post graduate oriented, with history, formalisms and different approaches for a young researcher specialize himself on the subject.

EDIT: the other question marked as "duplicate" do not fit my needs. I prefer books with higher modern mathematics, deep arguments and well-defined positions within the philosophy of science, post graduate oriented, if those exists. I need a book to get plenty knowledge as to do research in that academic area, not an intuitive approach.

I am seeking for books on foundations of Quantum Mechanics with subjects like the EPR experiment, Bell's theorem, the problem of measurement, entanglement, decoherence, nonlocality, interpretations, QM without observer, different formalisms etc

I prefer modern books, post graduate oriented, with history, formalisms and different approaches for a young researcher specialize himself on the subject.

Thanks in advance

EDIT: the another question marked by David Z as "duplicate" do not fit my needs. I prefer books with higher modern mathematics, deep arguments and well-defined positions within the philosophy of science, post graduate oriented, if those exists. I need a book to get plenty knowledge as to do research in that academic area, not a intuitive approach.

I am seeking for books on foundations of Quantum Mechanics with subjects like the EPR experiment, Bell's theorem, the problem of measurement, entanglement, decoherence, nonlocality, interpretations, QM without observer, different formalisms etc.

I prefer modern books, post graduate oriented, with history, formalisms and different approaches for a young researcher specialize himself on the subject.

EDIT: the other question marked as "duplicate" do not fit my needs. I prefer books with higher modern mathematics, deep arguments and well-defined positions within the philosophy of science, post graduate oriented, if those exists. I need a book to get plenty knowledge as to do research in that academic area, not an intuitive approach.

I am seeking for books on foundations of Quantum Mechanics with subjects like the EPR experiment, Bell's theorem, the problem of measurement, entanglement, decoherence, nonlocality, interpretations, QM without observer, different formalisms etc

I prefer modern books, post graduate oriented, with history, formalisms and different approaches for a young researcher specialize himself on the subject.

Thanks in advance

I am seeking for books on foundations of Quantum Mechanics with subjects like the EPR experiment, Bell's theorem, the problem of measurement, entanglement, decoherence, nonlocality, interpretations, QM without observer, different formalisms etc

I prefer modern books, post graduate oriented, with history, formalisms and different approaches for a young researcher specialize himself on the subject.

Thanks in advance

EDIT: the another question marked by David Z as "duplicate" do not fit my needs. I prefer books with higher modern mathematics, deep arguments and well-defined positions within the philosophy of science, post graduate oriented, if those exists. I need a book to get plenty knowledge as to do research in that academic area, not a intuitive approach.