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On the quantum coherent states of microparticle in a viscous medium

С. В. Сазонов

Published Feb 15, 2024• 0 citations
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Abstract

Using a canonical quantization, the motion of a micro-particle in a medium with the viscous resistance is analyzed. Localized wave packets of the type of coherent states are considered in detail. It has been established that viscous resistance suppresses the quantum properties of a micro-particle, which makes it possible to consider a viscous medium as a classical device.

DOI
10.31857/s0367676524020144

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