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Uh, no. MWI and Copenhagen make different predictions. It just requires a reversible quantum computer to test. It is possible to distinguish which is true but i
by maaku 11y ago
Uh, no. MWI and Copenhagen make different predictions. It just requires a reversible quantum computer to test. It is possible to distinguish which is true but it may take a few generations of experiment.
- krastanov 11y agoCould you elaborate on that? I have hard time believing it without a reference. Edit: Probably you were referring to the need for "wavefunction collapse" in the Copenhagen theory. Practically, this can be addressed with the Master equations (or other approaches) for open quantum systems. Philosophically it might be unpleasant, but mathematically it is no different from what the Many World/Multiverse requires.