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Namiki and Pascazio Phys. Rev. A 44 , 39 (1991) propose a model of wave-function collapse associated with the nonfiring of a detector in one of two paths for which a particle is known to be present, and argue that the collapse has the same status as the collapse associated with a measurement involving an actual detection. I question this proposal on the following grounds: (i) it is based on a shift in detection probabilities in the two paths while there is no shift in wave-function amplitudes, and (ii) Namiki and Pascazio use an insufficient measure, loss of interference, as an indicator of collapse.
Physical Review A – American Physical Society (APS)
Published: Sep 1, 1993
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