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Beta decay, quantum fluctuations, even random vacuum polarizations are all manifestation of collapse, isn't it?
The arguments being that in pure unitary wave function, there will be no phase randomization of any kind.
Do you consider beta decay as example of decoherence?
For decoherence to exist, there should be collapse first. Right.
The arguments being that in pure unitary wave function, there will be no phase randomization of any kind.
Do you consider beta decay as example of decoherence?
For decoherence to exist, there should be collapse first. Right.