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Neutron interference and quantum measurement problems
Physical implications of the neutron interference experiments are discussed from the viewpoint of the many-Hilbert-spaces theory of quantum measurements, which provides a definite criterion for measuring apparatus to give wave packet reduction. We stress that the neutron interference experiments serve for a counter test of quantum measurement theories.
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