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Classical objects are not explained in Quantum Mechanics, they are a fundamental part of the theory itself. (Measurement is an interaction with an apparatus whi
by Koshkin 5y ago
Classical objects are not explained in Quantum Mechanics, they are a fundamental part of the theory itself. (Measurement is an interaction with an apparatus which is a classical object.)
- blix 5y agoThe notion of a 'Classical Object' in this particular framework of QM is an assumption, not a prediction. Since all objects are composed of quantum particles, all objects are quantum objects. So a complete theory of QM needs to be able to explain, not assume, why some objects behave classically.