Synopsis "Penrose interpretation"

High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Penrose interpretation is a prediction of Sir Roger Penrose about the mass scale at which standard quantum mechanics will fail. This idea is inspired by quantum gravity, because it uses both the physical constants hbar and G. Penrose's idea is a variant of objective collapse theory. In these theories the wavefunction is a physical wave, which undergoes wave function collapse as a random process, with observers playing no special role. Penrose suggests that the threshold for wave function collapse is when superpositions involve at least a Planck mass worth of matter. He then hypothesizes that some fundamental gravitational event occurs, causing the wavefunction to choose one branch of reality over another. Despite the difficulties in specifying this in a rigorous way, he mathematically described the basis states involved in the Schrdinger Newton equations.

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