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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/colloquium-
 jess-riedel
SUMMARY:Colloquium: Jess Riedel
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWHERE ARE THE BRANCHES IN A MANY-BODY WAVEFUNCTION?
 \n\nJESS RIEDEL\, PERIMETER INSTITUTE\n\nWhen the wavefunction of a macros
 copic system (such as the universe)\nunitarily evolves from a low-entropy 
 initial state\, we expect that it\ndevelops quasiclassical \"branches\"\, 
 i.e.\, a decomposition into\northogonal components each taking well-define
 d\, distinct values for\nmacroscopic observables. Is this decomposition un
 ique? Can the number\nof branches decrease in time?\n 
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