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Can the double slit experiment distinguish between QM interpretations?
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[QUOTE="Demystifier, post: 6842217, member: 61953"] Of course it can be applied, as long as one defines states as objects in the Hilbert space. But to define the Hilbert space, one needs canonical quantization. The question is, can one [I]formulate[/I] (not merely apply) QFT without [I]ever[/I] mentioning Hilbert space and/or canonical quantization? I don't think that path-integral quantization can do that. Perhaps algebraic quantization goes in that direction, which indeed can be made manifestly Lorentz invariant, but with this formalism it's hard to get concrete measurable results. [/QUOTE]
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