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That's correct. Also please bear in mind one of the things that is said in the guidelines for this subforum, that the kinds of... -
danieltanfh95 replied to the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial?.BM is one example but more generally, I’m referring to parts of the Quantum Information community engaging with Bell foundations through...
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danieltanfh95 reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial? with Like.
@danieltanfh95 the reference you provided in response to @Sambuco is (a) your own work, and (b) only just published this year, meaning...
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danieltanfh95 replied to the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial?.No, I’m personally (and separately) arguing for single outcomes rather than many branches.
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danieltanfh95 replied to the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial?.I can point you to this special issue on foundations where some of this work addresses the physical content behind what might otherwise...
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danieltanfh95 replied to the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial?.QFT is quite different from the non-relativistic case, notably that particles are localised excitations in quantum fields, which leads...
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danieltanfh95 replied to the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial?.I think BM actually plays into my original point of trying to hold onto classical particles and then introducing a non-physical equation...
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danieltanfh95 replied to the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial?.I’m not proposing anything new. My point is that orthodox QM with wavefunction realism is already a (somewhat) complete description. The...
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danieltanfh95 replied to the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial?.I don’t think it’s a matter of routes. It’s a matter of stopping the assumption that classical probabilities apply to non-commutative...
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danieltanfh95 replied to the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial?.Simple python code to illustrate my point """Bell violation from an immutable joint state via closure, with decoherence.""" import...
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danieltanfh95 posted the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial? in Quantum Interpretations and Foundations.Taken at face value, Bell’s theorem seems to say that entangled particles are one shared non-separable joint wavefunction, and...
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danieltanfh95 replied to the thread Graduate Theoretical question on extra dimensions.This sounds similar to https://arxiv.org/abs/2111.11392 "Celestial holography" which is ... interestingly, also supported heavily by the...
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danieltanfh95 reacted to Matterwave's post in the thread Graduate Question about the pedagogy of operators with Like.
If you are trying to use the simplest possible math to motivate ##\hat{x}## and ##\hat{p}## perhaps just start from the 1-D...
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danieltanfh95 replied to the thread Graduate Question about the pedagogy of operators.I can't recall before, but recently I restarted from susskind's theoretical minimum, then read some of David Tong's notes. I'll see if I...
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danieltanfh95 posted the thread Graduate Question about the pedagogy of operators in Quantum Physics.how do you usually get introduced to position/momentum operators? like whats the physical intuition/motivation for it?