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There are analogues with decoherence, but division events are entirely deriveable within the new formalism. They occur in descriptions...

The particle only couples to the environment once it strikes the detector screen. Before this, it evolves unitarily, and its trajectory...

An example would be a particle evolving unitarily through a double-slit apparatus.

The strange trajectories above pertain to isolated systems uncoupled to any environment. The standard observed behaviour of systems like...

I have to be careful not to speak for him, but I suspect Barandes would bite the bullet and agree that these stochastic processes are...

A new paper (arxiv:2602.23491) seems relevant to the issues we're discussing here. Given its length, I need to reread it to draw...

He would know the frequencies, but the question is whether those frequencies would be describable by some regular lawlike expression...

In configuration space, yes in a sense (this discontinuity would make it hard to build a phase space representation). So long as it's...

It is a trajectory through ordinary configuration space so e.g. a quantum theory of a free particle would correspond to a particle with...

It wouldn't be continuous. It would not at all be classical, or Bohmian-like. Our glimps would be the standalone distribution ##p(t)##...

An omniscient observer would not have to use our physical laws. They would know the actually existing trajectory: They would know the...

100% agree here. This sounds like an objection against probabilistic dynamics in general, not just this interpretation. E.g. Standard QM...

The paper expands on the unification. Both classical and quantum physics would share a common ontology, and classical dynamics would...

What do you mean by incoherent here? I can understand a personal rejection on some normative grounds about how an interpretation ought...

arXiv:2601.18720v1 is a good find (another very recent one that may be of interest is arXiv:2602.22095). It is good to see discourse...