ruveyn wrote:
PatrickNeville wrote:
Is it really that it is in two places at once?
Or is it that it is able to move from two positions in a specific manner so quickly that it looks like it is in two places?
It is in Place 1 with probability .5 and Place 2 with probability .5
Once the wave function is collapsed the object is in just one place.
ruveyn
I know what you mean roughly. A researcher from a University down in Glasgow Scotland came up to Aberdeen to give a lecture for free in a book store and was speaking about the massive problem scientists are having with waves of light and predicting where it will go. Really interesting but its something beyond me.