Titlebook: Decoherence and the Appearance of a Classical World in Quantum Theory; Domenico Giulini,Erich Joos,H. Dieter Zeh Book 19961st edition Spri

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Reasoning about Message Integrityhe “relevant” or “distinguished” part) and its environment (called the “irrelevant” or “ignored” part). Provided certain initial conditions hold, “coarse-graining” with respect to the irrelevant degrees of freedom may lead to the emergence of classical behaviour in the relevant part, since (almost)

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On Managing Fault-Tolerant Design Riskserse. The notion of an isolated system makes sense only as an approximation depending on the concrete situation. This point of view has been emphasized in the preceding chapters as the basis of the whole book. This chapter presents a selfcontained discussion of the dynamics of a subsystem (including

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On Managing Fault-Tolerant Design Risksected with uncontrollable environments. In contrast to this approach we are concerned in this chapter with models which postulate non-hamiltonian dynamics as a fundamental modification of the Schr?dinger equation. Without aiming at a comprehensive review we shall try to discuss the conceptual settin

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Introduction,What distinguishes classical from quantum objects? What is the precise structure of the transition from quantum to classical? Is this transition smooth and harmless, or does it rather involve a sudden, abrupt change of concepts?

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Related Ideas and Concepts,There are several contributions in the literature which are either . to the concept of decoherence, or are using this term in a different sense. In this book, “decoherence” is in general understood as environment-induced decoherence (representing an . collapse, as has been explained).

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