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In Binary Pulse Theory: Recursive Coherence Envelope
BPT explains itIn standard physics
The mathematical description of a quantum system's state.
In Binary Pulse Theory
A recursive envelope modulates the standard wave, so a form is wave-like when it is coherent and particle-like when localized.
The BPT terms behind it
The Recursive Coherence Envelope is the spatial function, written R(x,t) and dimensionless, that bounds how far quantum coherence extends and where wave-particle duality gives way from one regime to the other, depending on the strength of measurement interaction and on environmental conditions.
The Coherence Factor is the measure of how strongly a substrate wave function stays correlated with itself across a time interval, running from perfect self-coherence to complete decoherence.
The Prime Pulse Interference Condition is the requirement that two substrate wave functions overlap coherently, in both their active pulse states and their inactive null states, for interference to occur between them.
Also known as
wavefunction · Schrödinger equation · quantum state
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