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Quantum physics: Copenhagen vs decoherence interpretations

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06-22-2008 3:43 PM 		Reply to: Message 29 by Son Goku
06-22-2008 2:41 PM

Re: Foundational QM
Randman holds that arbitrary actions can - somehow radically change the past based on the "delayed-choice" experiments. My understanding is that these experiments would only narrow down the possible past states.
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Could you please explain how delayed choice experiments fit into the various interpretations ? (I think that I could work it out, but I'd rather it was done by someone more qualified).
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06-28-2008 1:55 PM 		Reply to: Message 31 by Son Goku
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Re: Foundational QM
Thanks a lot, that's very helpful.
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