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I think MWI actually predicts continuous branching. The prescription for MWI is just to run the Schrodinger equation forwards in time. So the branching would lo

I think MWI actually predicts continuous branching. The prescription for MWI is just to run the Schrodinger equation forwards in time. So the branching would look like one blob of probability gradually becoming bimodal, and then splitting into two components with less and less overlap. (There might also be 3-or-more-way branches, not just binary splits.)

elwell 6y ago
Tell me about the 'superworld' that hosts the many worlds.
- qayxc 6y ago
  Would there even be one?
- c1ccccc1 6y ago
  I mean, physicists don't usually go around talking about superworlds, but maybe this corresponds to the concept you want?: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert_space https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert_space