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Not just quantum effects (although they can dominate especially at low temperatures or superfluid/conducting states), but thermodynamic effects. Once the energy
by kurthr 8y ago
Not just quantum effects (although they can dominate especially at low temperatures or superfluid/conducting states), but thermodynamic effects. Once the energy falls below ~kT/2 in a dissipative system (quadratic hamiltonian terms) you've lost the information.