Identification of hidden variables through Everett’s formalism

It is well known that the conventional interpretation of quantum mechanics entails several paradoxes which have not been resolved in a complete and convincing way. To avoid these paradoxes other interpretations were suggested and advances, among which were the “hidden variables” theory (HV) of Bohm and Bub [1], and the “relative state” theory of Everett [2]. These HV have not, up to now, been identified, but if we compare these theories we can show an equivalence between them, and arrive at a possible definition of the HV.