Recent content by sphay

I am curious then how you look upon it?

OK, then if I make an observation at B, the wave function collpases at that position, right? OK, so mass diffracts to one position at say A, (is not "splattered"), and A in general will be at a different location to B. So how do we then reconcile an observed momentum at B, with the mass at A?

If particles consist of wave packets, and thus a range of frequencies, how does the partciel stay intact after interacting with a target? Wouldn't the different frequencies diffract at different angles thereby destroying the stability of the particle? Whilst I realize this problem was...