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Maybe I'm misunderstanding something, but after a division event isn't the definition ##p(z_i\omega_i, t | z_j\omega_j,t') =...

Thanks! I was thinking about the case where transition matrices are redefined as new information is acquired. But, yes, as you say...

But it can't be just that, if your other criticism is valid. If it's just statistical conditioning, then there is no actual collapse...

I'm not objecting to any of this, that's not my point. I'm not referring to a case with imperfect/unsharp division event, but rather to...

I agree that, although they are related, they are not the same issue. I'll also focus on what Albert says to make the discussion more...

This timestamp might be of interest, where he discusses dynamics of subsystems vs the entire universe.

What you are missing is that Barandes’ proposal is not just a different perspective, but incomplete in some very concrete ways. One can...

No, even so this is a point which came up in the discussions here (on PhysicsForums), the two main objections raised by David Albert...

From SEP on Many-Worlds (written by Vaidman):

By "local" here is meant "free of action-at-a-distance", which, if you unpack further based on what's said in section 9 of the paper...

Bell on Bell’s theorem: The changing face of nonlocality Harvey R Brown, Christopher G Timpson https://arxiv.org/abs/1501.03521 So here...

I think the comparison with Everett is pertinent. In Everett's interpretation, if the wavefunction splits into two decoherent branches...

I interpreted that paragraph as the same concern I raised in post #63. The idea that the system can jump wildly from one configuration...

Possibly of interest: Albert, David Z. (2025) NOTES ON JACOB BARANDES’ VERSION OF QUANTUM MECHANICS. - Preprint...

If you draw the Feynman diagrams for absorption of one and two photons, you see that they have one and two vertices, respectively, so...