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What is the quantum observer effect?
Content: Its also the collapse of a superposition of say a quantum bits that is both 0 & 1 into a single fixed state. One of the big problems with Quantum computing is to stop quantum bits from collapsin
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The observer effect is this measuring or observing Quantum particles/light causes changes to the system being observed or measured. The most visible example is the interference pattern of light/electrons etc produced by slit experiments. This happens even if you send a single electron/photon at a time. But if the electron/photon is detected passing through slot A or Slot B the inference pattern vanishes. Its also the collapse of a superposition of say a quantum bits that is both 0 & 1 into a single fixed state. One of the big problems with Quantum computing is to stop quantum bits from collapsing. Ali Abdulla
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In quantum mechanics ,where it deals with microscopic system in nature ,the observation directly of a physical phenomenon,like measuring position ,momentum, this measurement result will be affected. 404 views
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Originally Answered: What is the most recent explanation or definition of the Observer Effect in Quantum Physics?