hidden-variable theory of the first kind

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hidden-variable theory of the first kind [′hid·ən ¦ver·ē·ə·bəl ‚thē·ə·rē əvthə ′fərst ‚kīnd]

(quantum mechanics)

A theory postulating the existence of hidden variables and constructed so as to be self-consistent and to reproduce all the statistical predictions of quantum mechanics when the hidden variables are in an equilibrium distribution.

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