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Thanks! so if i were to do further research into this, I would use the keyword "decoherence"? also not being a physicist, could I naively think this would be
by questionr 10y ago
Thanks!
so if i were to do further research into this, I would use the keyword "decoherence"?
also not being a physicist, could I naively think this would be a good candidate for the "theory of everything"?
- lisper 10y ago> so if i were to do further research into this, I would use the keyword "decoherence"? Decoherence, relational quantum mechanics, quantum information theory, the Von Neuman measurement model -- all of these turn out to be the same thing. > also not being a physicist, could I naively think this would be a good candidate for the "theory of everything"? No, the "theory of everything" refers to the unification of quantum mechanics and relativity. Completely different topic.