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Back in 2005 Shahar Hod submitted a paper (http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0510089) proposing that Unruh radiation from quarks inside nucleons is of a magnitude comparable to the mass of a quark.
This concept has been discussed in previous threads https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/unruh-ly-radiation-inside-nucleons.93591/#post-784075 but no one seems to have asked if such radiation from nucleons would constitute a violation of energy conservation. After all, if quarks within nucleons are releasing such large amounts of radiation nucleons could not exist.
Since no one doubts the existence of Unruh radiation, how can this situation be reconciled?
This concept has been discussed in previous threads https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/unruh-ly-radiation-inside-nucleons.93591/#post-784075 but no one seems to have asked if such radiation from nucleons would constitute a violation of energy conservation. After all, if quarks within nucleons are releasing such large amounts of radiation nucleons could not exist.
Since no one doubts the existence of Unruh radiation, how can this situation be reconciled?