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Decay and scattering: What happens between the final and the initial state?
View results: What happens between the final and the initial state?
Nothing happens as it is not measured
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10.0%
Something may happen but it is irrelevant as it is not measured
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2
20.0%
QFT describes accurately what happens
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2
20.0%
Something interesting happens but QFT does not describe it
Votes:
5
50.0%
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10
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Decay and scattering: What happens between the final and the initial state?
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