How real are quantum superpositions?
When physicists talk about a particle being in two positions at once is the particle literally in two places or is it just modeled that way in the maths? Or is it more like that the whole concept of position doesn't properly apply to elementary particles and we have fudge things by imagining the particle in two places at once?
When physicists talk about a particle being in two positions at once is the particle literally in two places or is it just modeled that way in the maths? Or is it more like that the whole concept of position doesn't properly apply to elementary particles and we have fudge things by imagining the particle in two places at once?
