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I have been wondering what effects a quantum mechanical system would cause in space time.
Pick a general state of the system. This would not generaly be in one of the energy eigenstates -rather, it would be on a superposition of energy states. Now, each one of them would cause a different space time curvature.
But we do not see such thing happening -the space time has one, and only one, curvature. So would that mean as we look out in the space time we are causing the system to collapse to become a classical system?
Pick a general state of the system. This would not generaly be in one of the energy eigenstates -rather, it would be on a superposition of energy states. Now, each one of them would cause a different space time curvature.
But we do not see such thing happening -the space time has one, and only one, curvature. So would that mean as we look out in the space time we are causing the system to collapse to become a classical system?