Time-dependent neutron interferometry: Evidence against wave packet collapse? [Book Review]

Foundations of Physics 15 (10):1031-1042 (1985)
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Abstract

If the energy-absorbing radio-frequency spin-flipping device used in perfect crystal neutron interferometry is an intermediate measuring device, then the experimental results contradict the associated wave packet collapse and support the real existence of the de Broglie pilot waves in both arms while the neutron travels in only one

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