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Would anybody please be able to explain to me in what ways the differing interpretations of Quantum Mechanics might violate Special Relativity?
For instance, in the Copenhagen Interpretation non-locality is proposed to explain quantum entanglement effects. What exactly does non-locality mean in this instance and how would it affect special relativity?
Any comments would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Chris
For instance, in the Copenhagen Interpretation non-locality is proposed to explain quantum entanglement effects. What exactly does non-locality mean in this instance and how would it affect special relativity?
Any comments would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Chris