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Could it be that the wave function is such that the time of its collapse is predetermined? I mean, could it be that future measurement attempts were already fac
by gestirnwww 10y ago
Could it be that the wave function is such that the time of its collapse is predetermined? I mean, could it be that future measurement attempts were already factored in at the moment the wave function was created? That way, there would be no information exchange between collapsed entangled particles. Rather, both would collapse at the same time as per their internal timer.
- adekok 10y agoPhysicists have thought through that, too. You can create a theoretical model, and then do experiments to see if the model is right. It isn't. All known underlying models of QM are either wrong, or (as yet) untested.