There is only something to collapse, if it has something to deflate in the first place.
Maybe the real question is, whether the wave function is objective or subjective. In other words, it is merely a field which is there for us to keep track of our calculations? Early quantum field theorists...
take this derivation
\hbar c = GM^2
multiply c^4 on both sides
\hbar c^5 = GM^2c^4
rearrange
\frac{\hbar c^5}{G} = M^2c^4
Take the square root makes
\sqrt{\frac{\hbar c^5}{G}} = E
Now this \sqrt{\frac{\hbar c^5}{G}} expression inside the radical expression is...
Ok thank you. I have another question. My teacher was showing us a way to check the dimensions of equations. He showed us this
LMT
So if something has mass x t dimensions, it can be given as
LMT/L
it can also be written as L-1MT is this right?
If I wanted to multiply two values...
My teacher said
e2 c x ħ/R
Where e is the electric charge, c is speed of light and h is reduced constant and R is radius.
My teacher said this has dimenions of energy, is this right?