This means that if the system is in a state corresponding to "v" ∈ "H" at an instant of time "s", then the state after "t" units of time will be "U""t" "v". For relativistic systems, there is no universal time parameter, but we can still formulate the effect of certain reversible transformations on the quantum mechanical system. For instance, state transformations relating observers in different frames of reference are given by unitary transformations. In any case, these state transformations carry pure states into pure states; this is often formulated by saying that in this idealized framework, there is no decoherence.