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Spontaneously emitted X-rays: an experimental signature of the dynamical reduction models

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arxiv 1601.06617 v1 pith:PK4U23AK submitted 2016-01-25 quant-ph physics.ins-det

Spontaneously emitted X-rays: an experimental signature of the dynamical reduction models

C. Curceanu , S. Bartalucci , A. Bassi , M. Bazzi , S. Bertolucci , C. Berucci , A. M. Bragadireanu , M. Cargnelli
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A. Clozza L. De Paolis S. Di Matteo S. Donadi A. DUffizi J-P. Egger C. Guaraldo M. Iliescu T. Ishiwatari M. Laubenstein J. Marton E. Milotti A. Pichler D. Pietreanu K. Piscicchia T .Ponta E. Sbardella A. Scordo H. Shi D.L. Sirghi F. Sirghi L. Sperandio O. Vazquez Doce J. Zmeskal
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We present the idea of searching for X-rays as a signature of the mechanism inducing the spontaneous collapse of the wave function. Such a signal is predicted by the continuous spontaneous localization theories, which are solving the "measurement problem" by modifying the Schrodinger equation. We will show some encouraging preliminary results and discuss future plans and strategy.

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