quantum_mechanics
Non-Linear Quantum Mechanics
Definition
A modification to standard quantum theory where wave functions interact non-linearly, potentially allowing for FTL effects.
Related Theories (2)
Causality-Consistent Teleportation
Teleportation is possible via non-linear quantum mechanics, but only if it does not involve backward time travel that violates causality. The universe allows translocation as long as the timeline remains self-consistent.
Non-Linear Quantum Soliton Propulsion
Non-linear quantum mechanics allows wave functions to self-interact into stable solitons that can manipulate spacetime curvature without massive energy.