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Hi I am learning quantum physics in 2nd year
i want to know what makes Schrodinger cat quantum?
how do we ended up in the Copenhagen interpretation?
i.e.
probability density function = 0.1; 0<x<10; =0 everywhere else
we could say that the particle is simply moving very fast (ignoring relativity)
and so its purely classical
I do understand that the way we interpreted it is that the particle is everywhere between 0 to ten and the fact that we measure it cause it to collapse. but what i don't see is how we come to that conclusion.
why do we conclude that Schrodinger cat is both alive and death?
thx in advance.
i want to know what makes Schrodinger cat quantum?
how do we ended up in the Copenhagen interpretation?
i.e.
probability density function = 0.1; 0<x<10; =0 everywhere else
we could say that the particle is simply moving very fast (ignoring relativity)
and so its purely classical
I do understand that the way we interpreted it is that the particle is everywhere between 0 to ten and the fact that we measure it cause it to collapse. but what i don't see is how we come to that conclusion.
why do we conclude that Schrodinger cat is both alive and death?
thx in advance.