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The state is not really 'undefined'. Rather there is a well defined wavefunction (that is governed by precise evolution rules) that 'collapses' to a single poi
by Ono-Sendai 12y ago
The state is not really 'undefined'. Rather there is a well defined wavefunction (that is governed by precise evolution rules) that 'collapses' to a single point when a position measurement is taken. That's the Copenhagen interpretation at least :)
- ctchocula 12y agoYet there is something "undefined" about the phenomenon we're seeing. In the context of the quote, what is undefined is whether the the quantum phenomena is a wave or a particle. I found a name for the concept I was describing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_physics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_physics