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Decoherence and collapse
It is said that the decoherence does not solve the problem of measurement and/or the emergence of classicality, can somebody explain it with simple analogies or in a manner accessible to a ...
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In which way is decoherence not symmetric between the two considered systems?
If a quantum system interacts with a "big" quantum system, you have dephasing.
The models of decoherence all have this atog aproach to them, about what is to understood of the interaction of the ...
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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 ...
