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Ryan-Duddy
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I was just wondering, when particles interact with a force (which would be all the time) , does it cause the wave function to collapse? If so does that mean particles interact with forces in small time periods, since we know particles exist as a probability function? I just assumed that fields of force do not cause the particle's wave function to collapse, so when a particle moves through a field, what is actually moving, the particle or is it a shift in the probability distribution?