The Role of Physical Data in Facilitating Wave Function Collapse

Wave Function Collapse: An Entropy-Driven Framework Author: TAKAO KOIZUMI This paper introduces a novel framework for wave function collapse, driven by the environment’s capacity to encode measurable information. Traditional interpretations often rely on observer-centric mechanisms or environmental decoherence, but this theory posits that wave function collapse occurs when the environment surpasses a critical entropy threshold . Highlights of this study include: • A rigorous mathematical model linking entropy growth to the quantum-to-classical transition. • Experimental proposals involving quantum optics and superconducting qubits to validate the theory. • Broader implications for cosmology, exploring quantum fluctuations during cosmic inflation. By aligning wave function collapse with entropy dynamics, this work bridges quantum and classical physics while offering testable predictions. For more details, visit: Zenodo link