Abstract
The possibility of a nondemolition measurement (observation) of macroscopical objects in widely distributed quantum mechanical states arises from the fact of the squezzed light observation. Macroscopical bodies -bodies of classical mechanics - are usually in states with narrow wave packets. It is shown that the absence of macroscopical bodies in widely distributed states is due to the focusing influence of the body`s gravity field on its wave packet. An evidence that the gravity is essential in the classic limit of quantum mechanics is given. (author). 14 refs, 7 figs.
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Bykov, V P.
Observation of squeezed light and quantum description of the macroscopical body movement.
IAEA: N. p.,
1992.
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Bykov, V P.
Observation of squeezed light and quantum description of the macroscopical body movement.
IAEA.
Bykov, V P.
1992.
"Observation of squeezed light and quantum description of the macroscopical body movement."
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title = {Observation of squeezed light and quantum description of the macroscopical body movement}
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title = {Observation of squeezed light and quantum description of the macroscopical body movement}
author = {Bykov, V P}
abstractNote = {The possibility of a nondemolition measurement (observation) of macroscopical objects in widely distributed quantum mechanical states arises from the fact of the squezzed light observation. Macroscopical bodies -bodies of classical mechanics - are usually in states with narrow wave packets. It is shown that the absence of macroscopical bodies in widely distributed states is due to the focusing influence of the body`s gravity field on its wave packet. An evidence that the gravity is essential in the classic limit of quantum mechanics is given. (author). 14 refs, 7 figs.}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1992}
month = {Oct}
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