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by platz
2801 days ago
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correct, and the Broglie-Bohm uses an abstract amplitude wave just like copenhagen - the only difference is in copenhagen the result auto-magically appears, in-toto, when it is "measured" (¿), and in Broglie-Bohm the particle really exists the whole time and travels the whole path mapped out by what the abstract amplitude wave specified. |
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