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Measuring a Quantum System Thanks to the Correspondence Principle
The measurement problem is one of the longest-standing open problems in quantum mechanics: noncommutative observables are incompatible with the Born and collapse rules, prescribing that the outcome of their observation is distributed according to the laws of classical probability. In this paper, we
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