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The article feels incomplete. I don’t feel like I have a better understanding of what’s going on during wave function collapse, rather I just know QTT is a thin
by dcow 7y ago
The article feels incomplete. I don’t feel like I have a better understanding of what’s going on during wave function collapse, rather I just know QTT is a thing and people are experimenting with it and it’s yielded promising results when using more sophisticated measurement apparatus to observe an “atom”, like reversing a quantum jump mid-flight by injecting feedback into the system as it’s being measured.
- curtis 7y agoI barely understand any article on quantum mechanics, but now I know that QTT is a thing and people are experimenting with it. That's why I personally upvoted the article but I admit I was on the fence about it. I'm hoping someone knowledgeable will comment on the article and I might gain just a little more understanding. Maybe.
- jogundas 7y agoI liked some commentary in a similar direction https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/484675/does-the-new-finding-on-reversing-a-quantum-jump-mid-flight-rule-out-any-inter/484681#484681 https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/484675/does-the-...
- dcow 7y agoThanks for the link it covers all the details I was looking for. My favorite part: > Copenhagen and, say, many worlds just differ on how to treat branches of a superposition that have completely decohered.