Widdekind Posted September 22, 2010 Posted September 22, 2010 If Decoherence effects arise, from the coupling, of an ideal quantum system, to a "noisy" environment, full of phase-randomizing thermal interferences (phonons, photons); and if such an "environment", in thermal equilibrium, is, in practice, ultra-macroscopic; then doesn't Decoherence essentially, or at least ultimately, wind up appealing to Bohr's "microscopic / macroscopic" Copenhagen Interpretation, for quantum measurement ?
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