Abstract
There are multiple interpretations of quantum mechanics, 2 most famous interpretations are Copenhagen interpretation and many world interpretations. Copenhagen interpretation fails to explain the mechanism behind wave function collapse and many world interpretations avoid collapse by adding infinite branching worlds. Goal of this paper is to provide alternate interpretations which explains mechanism behind collapse using finite pre-existent unreal worlds. All quantum weirdness can be narrowed down to few postulates, if we consider every particle has a dedicated address in event horizon, every address has its own dedicated spacetime fabric, particles will have its projected shadows on other space time fabric and whenever there is interaction between true particle and other shadow particle, new address is assigned for both interacting particles and instantaneously all projected shadow becomes void. We perceive universe from collapse perspective only when particles collapse and new address are assigned, thus giving an illusion that we live in one universe but its result of interaction of multiple worlds. From new postulates we were able to explain how one of the entangled photons can decides other photons path in Wheeler's delayed choice experiment and thus helps us to removes problematic retro causality speculation to explain the phenomenon observed in this experiment.
Highlights
We will assume below 4 postulates to be valid for new interpretations and later each postulate will be proved valid based on existing principles and observation and help us to better understand these observation or principle from current interpretation.1: Every particle has a dedicated address in event horizon. 2: Every address has its own dedicated spacetime fabric. 3: Particles will have their shadow on the rest of the spacetime fabrics of other addresses. 4: Whenever a true particle interacts with a shadow particle, they get destroyed and create into new information with a new address and all old associated shadow particles disappear from other spacetime fabric and new shadow is projected on other spacetime fabrics
Whenever a measurement is made on any one particle or when particle interacts with any other particle, there is interaction between the true particles address with the shadow particle address of detector or vice versa, wherever particles interact they get assigned to a new address which is associated with the address where they interact, and detector and particle becomes entangled, other particle which was earlier entangled with old particle before measurement gets assigned new address based on location in same spacetime fabric where interaction occurred
Wave function collapse implies that whenever a true particle interacts with a shadow particle, they get destroyed and created into new information with a new address for each new particle and all associated shadow particles disappear from other spacetime fabric
Summary
We will assume below 4 postulates to be valid for new interpretations and later each postulate will be proved valid based on existing principles and observation and help us to better understand these observation or principle from current interpretation. 1: Every particle has a dedicated address in event horizon. 2: Every address (irrespective of information stored or not) has its own dedicated spacetime fabric. 3: Particles will have their shadow (replicas) on the rest of the spacetime fabrics of other addresses. 4: Whenever a true particle interacts with a shadow particle, they get destroyed and create into new information (particles) with a new address and all old associated shadow particles disappear from other spacetime fabric and new shadow is projected on other spacetime fabrics. We will try to prove why the above points are valid and helping us to understand the true mechanism behind working of Quantum mechanics
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