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Exploring QM in Virtual Gravity: Rindler and Rotating Systems
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[QUOTE="sweet springs, post: 6003557, member: 208410"] I know quantum mechanics meeting with general relativity or quantum gravity is a difficult work to do. In order to understand the problem more, I would like to know about QM in virtual gravity, e.g. Rindler system or rotating system. Is wave function in rotation system is fully derived, for example ? I should appreciate any of your teachings. [/QUOTE]
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