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I have addressed this in post #25. In item 1. I gave a reference where your question is answered in more detail and in item 3. I gave an...

I'm not saying it's impossible. But, if the state of the detector is irrelevant, then the Born rule makes sense. Only the state of the...

I understand your point. Let's assume you are correct. The detector has trillions of possible states, but these neatly divide into two...

To change the subject slightly. I remember learning about neutrino oscillations and thinking what a beautiful, simple model. The...

It's true, those ideas complicate the picture. But, even in that case, the probabilities can be understood through the evolution of the...

You can--by creating an environment where the quantum states of the decay products are already occupied, or partially occupied. (And for...

The difference is that we do know everything about the state of the atom and its decay rate. And that is sufficient to explain the...

The precise details of the uncertainty are encoded in the atomic state. In the weighing/probability amplitude associated with the decay...

If you agree that isolated atom evolves deterministically, then non-determinism must be associated with interaction with the...

PS we could illustrate the point by borrowing Schrodinger's cat. After each run of the experiment, the cat is either alive or dead...

Take a number of radioactive atoms as an example. If each atom is identical, then they should all decay at the same time - if the decay...

Thanks a lot for replying! I believe that the fact thanQM hasn’t provided a satisfactory explanation (in the sense that it is...

Maybe Atkinson and Johnson, Exercises in Quantum Field Theory. It's like a textbook written completely in the form of completely solved...

TL;DR Summary: Book after Sakurai Modern Quantum Physics I am doing a comprehensive reading of sakurai and I have solved every problem...

Or, you make rubbish beer, and tell people it's the best.