Original sentence: Afshar was a Research Scholar there.Afshar's claim that his experiment invalidates the complementarity principle would have far-reaching implications for the understanding of quantum mechanics, potentially challenging the Copenhagen interpretation and according to John Cramer, the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics.Cramer believes it would lend support to the transactional interpretation.He presented his results in a seminar talk in March 2004 entitled Waving Copenhagen Good-bye: Were the founders of Quantum Mechanics wrong.However, Afshar's claim is highly controversial and is regarded with skepticism by many physicists.The experiment was subsequently featured in the July 24, 2004 edition of New Scientist.This experiment was reproduced at Harvard University, while Shahriar S
Edited sentence: Afshar was a Research Scholar.Afshar's claim that that his experiment invalidates the Principle of Complementarity is highly controversial.He presented his results in a seminar in March 2004 entitled Waving Copenhagen Good-bye: Were the founders of Quantum Mechanics wrong.However, it would lend support to the transactional interpretation, which is consistent with his interpretation.If his interpretation of the results is correct, it would have far-reaching implications for the understanding of quantum mechanics, potentially challenging the Copenhagen interpretation, and also the many-worlds interpretation which predicts that there should be no interference between wave functions in universes that are physically distinguishable.It is regarded with skepticism by many physicists.The Afshar experiment was subsequently featured in the July 24, 2004 edition of New Scientist.This experiment has been carried out, and its data verified, at Harvard University, where Shahriar S