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Is the preferred basis problem solved?
Once and for all: Is the preferred basis problem in the Everettian Interpretation of QM considered solved by decoherence or not?
THere are a few people who claim that it's not, but it seems the vast ...
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Is the collapse of the wave function inherently time asymmetric?
Schroedinger's equation, as we all know, is time symmetric. In quantum field theory, we have to come up with a more sophisticated CPT reversal, but the essential point remains unchanged. However, the ...
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Open quantum systems and measuring devices
The Copenhagen interpretation by Niels Bohr insists that quantum systems do not exist independently of the measuring apparatus but only comes into being by the process of measurement itself. It is ...
