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Testing “Collapse” on Quantum Computers: Many-Worlds vs
Testing “Collapse” on Quantum Computers: Many-Worlds vs Copenhagen Interpretation | Paradoxes Ep. 03
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In 1985, an experimental test between the many-worlds theory and Copenhagen interpretation was proposed – which catalysed …
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Hello Maria, awesome presentation! I noticed at 7:08 a typo, one should read: H |0> = 1/sqrt(2)(|0> + |1>)
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Hello, and thanks for the great video. I have a question: At approx 15 mins and 25 seconds you mention "gravitational collapse theories". This sounds very interesting, but why are you using the term "gravitational collapse" when referring to a "large enough mass to represent an observerer"? I assume it's not actual gravitational collapse (as in a black hole), but rather the idea that gravity influences a quantum system above a certain threshold of mass, so that we get the collapse of the wave function as described by the Copenhagen Interpretation? Are there any papers or similar that describes this idea? Thanks!
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Why exactly, when the measurement is irreversible, do you find the coin spinning couter or clockwise ? How do you get it to spin back again when reversing time ?
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