Actually, upon reconsidering what I just wrote, it occurs to me that weak measurements may actually give some information about what happens between the two “strong” measurements at t1 and t2, contrary to what I just said. I’m not certain that that’s the case–I’ll have to think more about weak measurements–but if it is, then the following items appear to support my idea of a continuous transition instead of an instantaneous collapse:
Nature 511:570-573 (31 July 2014) doi:10.1038/nature13559
Nature 511:538-539 (31 July 2014) doi:10.1038/511538a [This one is a Nature commentary on the first article.]
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