Why a universe as a whole must be a quantum object ()
Abstract
Technical and physical reasons are given in favor of the idea that single universes, accelerating or not, essentially are quantum-mechanical entities without any classical analogs, even when they are forming part of a given multi- verse.
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González-Díaz, P. (2011) Why a universe as a whole must be a quantum object.
Natural Science,
3, 397-400. doi:
10.4236/ns.2011.35053.
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The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
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