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I am not a physicist, but I thought that it is generally accepted that decoherence does not solve the measurement problem. It explains why quantum effects are n

I am not a physicist, but I thought that it is generally accepted that decoherence does not solve the measurement problem. It explains why quantum effects are not observable in a noisy environment but still does not explain the non-unitarity of measurements.

marginalia_nu 2y ago
It does not solve the measurement problem, but it does explain why you don't see quantum phenomena such as superposition or tunneling at the classical limit.