A Testable Theory for The Emergence of the Classical World
arXiv:2205.14875 · doi:10.3390/e24060844
Abstract
The transition from the quantum to the classical world is not yet understood. Here we take a new approach. Central to this is the understanding that measurement and actualization cannot occur except in some specific basis. But we have no established theory for the emergence of a specific basis.
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