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While true, I thought in QM you had to evaluate all probabilities, even those where the speed is > C.
by snarfy 11y ago
While true, I thought in QM you had to evaluate all probabilities, even those where the speed is > C.
- Manishearth 11y agoNope. In QM you have probabilities where energy conservation is violated for a little bit of time, or where a particle appeared to jump in a distance longer than allowed. This doesn't mean you can have reference frames moving at the speed of light.