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Fundamental theories of physics

Interferometric Tests of Wave-Function Collapse

Stefan Gerlich, Yaakov Y. Fein, Markus Arndt

Published Oct 2, 2020• 2 citations
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10.1007/978-3-030-46777-7_26

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This work proposes an objective collapse mechanism in which wave function reduction is triggered when the energy exchanged between a quantum system and a measurement apparatus exceeds a critical threshold Ec. The dynamics is described by an energy-dependent Lindblad master equation that preserves total energy while suppressing coherences above Ec. An interferometric test based on a Mach–Zehnder setup with tunable measurement strength is proposed, predicting a threshold-like loss of visibility. The critical energy can be related to a minimal mass change via E = mc^2, providing an operational link to Penrose–Diósi gravitational collapse scenarios.