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| − | Decoherence happens when some quantum system interacts irreversibly with its environment, and different components of the wavefunction stop interfering. In the [[many-worlds interpretation]], this corresponds to the splitting of worlds. | + | '''Decoherence''' happens when some quantum system interacts irreversibly with its environment, and different components of the wavefunction stop interfering. In the [[many-worlds interpretation]], this corresponds to the splitting of worlds. |
==Blog posts== | ==Blog posts== | ||
Latest revision as of 10:56, 10 July 2013
Decoherence happens when some quantum system interacts irreversibly with its environment, and different components of the wavefunction stop interfering. In the many-worlds interpretation, this corresponds to the splitting of worlds.
Blog posts
- Decoherence
- On Being Decoherent
- Decoherence is Pointless
- Decoherent Essences
- Decoherence is Simple
- Decoherence is Falsifiable and Testable
