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Redundant Records of the Past: Unifying Quantum Darwinism and Decoherent Histories
There exist two different paradigms for records in isolated quantum systems: decoherent histories (which determines which past events leave formal records) and quantum Darwinism (which determines which current events get redundantly recorded). Neither one implies the other, and connections between t
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