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After measurement, how long does it take for a particle to become completely random again?
So let's say I have a spin-up and a spin-down filter one after the other, Stern-Gerlach style. I fire a beam of electrons. 100% of the electrons passing the spin-up filter have spin-up, and so 0% of t …
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