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Matterwave reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM with
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Not for the wave function of the entire universe, no. (Though it's hard to tell from the writings of some MWI proponents whether they... -
Matterwave reacted to symbolipoint's post in the thread Let us think about the two forms of the small letter "g" with Like.
A fast share of something maybe too few of us have thought about: the two ways of finding the small letter form of "g"...
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Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM.Yes, but I think a proponent of MWI would just use ##\Psi## and ##H##. Their contention is that those symbols in QM are the universal...
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Matterwave reacted to berkeman's post in the thread What lies beyond the furthest object in space? with
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After the cleanup of an insulting post by the OP, this thread will remain closed. The OP has accumulated a number of infractions for... -
Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM.If only Everett was allowed to keep his original thesis title "The Theory of the Universal Wavefunction"..
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Matterwave reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM with Like.
Yes, this is correct. See my post #135.
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Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM.I got the Emergent Multiverse from David Wallace (just received it) so after I've had time to read it, I can probably answer this...
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Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM.Wouldn't this lead you then conclude that in QM+Copenhagen, the only properties intrinsic to "the object itself" does not include the...
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Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad A differential geometry question from continuum mechanics.I am not aware of a way to in general fix this integral in the sense that there is a unique 1:1 correspondence between this integral and...
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Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM.In my head, I've always associated mass as part of the particle/object (ignoring QFT for now). Is it common to argue that dynamical...
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Matterwave reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM with Like.
Bohmian mechanics would be one obvious case: the particle positions and velocities are the state of the particle, just as in Newtonian...
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Matterwave reacted to Demystifier's post in the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM with Like.
So you say that it is not the same thing, i.e., your answer to my question is a clear "no". Thus you admit that my question has a clear...
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Matterwave reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM with
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I "liked" a post on Facebook earlier today that compared the computing power of a Cray-2 supercomputer from the 1980s to a current...
