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Quantum eraser in Bohmian Mechanics and many worlds theory
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[QUOTE="boxfullofvacuumtubes, post: 6065283, member: 621453"] All the literature on the quantum eraser that I've seen is grounded in the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics. It's very easy to understand the experiment in those terms. Do you know how quantum eraser experiments are interpreted by the de Broglie–Bohm theory? What is erased in this case? Is the whichway information simply attached to the pilot wave instead of the particle? And what about the Everettian many worlds interpretation? Does erasure of whichway information somehow undo the previous splitting of the universe? Could you recommend any papers to learn more? [/QUOTE]
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