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No, it's quite clear in QFT that elementary entities: - travel as unitary time-reversible non-local waves (propagate, interfere, entangle) - interact as non-
by mikhailfranco 5y ago
No, it's quite clear in QFT that elementary entities:
- travel as unitary time-reversible non-local waves (propagate, interfere, entangle)
- interact as non-unitary time-irreversible local particle events (position, time, exchange, create, destroy)
Your interpretation of quantum mechanics will determine how you imagine the two views connect (Born Law, Many Worlds, ...)
- ajkjk 5y agoI don't think it's correct to say that they interact as particle events, because off-shell interactions are a thing, and interacting strictly as particles would prohibit that, no?