Minimal length via GUP makes the usual coherent state characterizations inequivalent for the harmonic oscillator, deforming phase-space trajectories and inducing intrinsic squeezing absent in standard quantum mechanics.
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Coherent states in minimal-length Quantum Mechanics: inequivalent characterizations and emergent squeezing
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Electron stability constrains neutrino time delays
Electron stability observations rule out the subluminal LIV parameters previously used to explain high-energy neutrino time delays.
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How Much Can Gravitons Be Squeezed?
Superradiant axion-like-particle clouds around rotating black holes can generate multimode squeezed graviton states with 10^6-10^7 correlated quanta showing polarization correlations and quantum-noise signatures potentially detectable by future interferometers.
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On the Consistency of Covariant Light-Speed Variation in Doubly Special Relativity
In the DSR1 model with subluminal light-speed variation, a boosted box can overtake its own emitted photon above a critical rapidity, leading to tensions in particle counting and motion not resolved by relative locality.