Bohmian velocity measurable?

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Perhaps the best one can say now is that Bohmian trajectories are no longer "hidden variables". As I argue in my blog
http://www.physicsforums.com/blog.php?b=3077
from the experimental point of view, Bohmian trajectories are neither more nor less real than the wave function.

Demystifier

Quote by dgwsoft

... Martin does not discuss Bohm. This is all standard quantum mechanics.

Yes, but Martin does not discuss WEAK measurements. Even though such measurements can be explained by standard QM, they are still not a part of it.

Demystifier

Today a proposal to weakly measure Bohmian particle trajectories of two entangled particles appeared:
http://lanl.arxiv.org/abs/1207.2794

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