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Note that the conclusion of ##x^+## at ##t_1## follows because at ##t_2##, the apparatus registers ##x^+##. This is the intuitive... -
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I once quoted from “Quantum Philosophy” by Roland Omnès parts of the replies to such objections: -
Jjbergman replied to the thread Undergrad Consistent Histories inability to combine Frameworks.I mean at ##t_1##, we have only measured the z-spin, so I would consider the x spin not known. But if we choose the projectors I...
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Jjbergman replied to the thread Undergrad Consistent Histories inability to combine Frameworks.Yeah. What really bothers me is in the second framework where we say that the particle has spin ##x+## with 100% probability. If we had...
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Roland Omnes, another founder of CH, takes an alternative approach. He would say this unease of yours is because neither framework makes... -
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You want additional rules for selecting frameworks? Like one might want additional rules for selecting the initial state in MWI? Or if... -
Jjbergman posted the thread Undergrad Consistent Histories inability to combine Frameworks in Quantum Interpretations and Foundations.Suppose you have a 2 step Stern Gerlach where you measure spin in the z-direction and then in the the x-direction. I can have two...
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Jjbergman replied to the thread Graduate Looking for a mathematically rigorous definition of a Quantum Field.I would look at Folland's book or Talagrand's "What is a quantum field theory".
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Not sure why you bring GR into this and not sure why you bring photons into this. The measured frequency of waves depend on relative... -
Jjbergman replied to the thread Graduate Position vs momentum measurement.A bit of a misnomer to measure position at one point. Detectors measure a position interval therefore they don't collapse the state to a...
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Jjbergman replied to the thread Undergrad Is the Cauchy stress tensor really a tensor?.Just to be clear the Cauchy Stress tensor is actually a ##(1,1)## tensor so ## T: V\times V^* \to \mathbb R##. So no isomorphism is...
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Homogeneity of space means invariance under purely spatial translations. Thus if you have two events whose coordinates are ##x_a##... -
Jjbergman replied to the thread Undergrad Why the initial choice matters in the Monty Hall problem.I want to elaborate on my previous post. Imagine the game is changed. You have three doors, one, with a car behind it. Now you can...
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Jjbergman replied to the thread Undergrad Why the initial choice matters in the Monty Hall problem.It's really simple. Would you rather get to pick 2 doors or 1. By switching you are essentially getting to look behind the two doors you...
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see https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.24825 for details