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Wait a minute, since when is there any difference between Many Worlds and Decoherence? I always assumed they referred to the same interpretation, do they not?
by loup-vaillant 10y ago
Wait a minute, since when is there any difference between Many Worlds and Decoherence? I always assumed they referred to the same interpretation, do they not?
- lisper 10y agoThere are actually three different ideas in play here: decoherence as described by Zurek, the relative-state interpretation as described by Everett, and the popular account of the universe "splitting" when a measurement is made. All three of these are different, at least rhetorically, even though at a high enough conceptual level they all amount to the same thing.