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| author | Torrente, Alessandro |
| author_facet | Torrente, Alessandro |
| contents | <p>The Zero Constant (Ω<span>0</span>) framework postulates a fundamental drift in vacuum coherence(˙Ω<span>0 </span>≈5.1 ×10<span>−19</span>s<span>−1</span>) which imposes a temporal limit on quantum superpositions of macroscopic objects. By applying this model to the parameters of the MAQRO space mission (Silica nanospheres), we predict a spontaneous collapse time of <strong>T<span>coll </span>≈408 seconds</strong> for a 150 nm radius sphere. We explicitly derive the geometric scaling factors consistent with the Penrose-Diósi limit, providing a falsiable signature for near-term space optomechanics.</p> |
| format | Recurso digital |
| id | zenodo_https___doi_org_10_5281_zenodo_17802512 |
| institution | Zenodo |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
| publisher | Zenodo |
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| spellingShingle | Prediction of Spontaneous Wavefunction Collapse Timescales for MAQRO Mission from the Ω0 Vacuum Drift Framework Torrente, Alessandro <p>The Zero Constant (Ω<span>0</span>) framework postulates a fundamental drift in vacuum coherence(˙Ω<span>0 </span>≈5.1 ×10<span>−19</span>s<span>−1</span>) which imposes a temporal limit on quantum superpositions of macroscopic objects. By applying this model to the parameters of the MAQRO space mission (Silica nanospheres), we predict a spontaneous collapse time of <strong>T<span>coll </span>≈408 seconds</strong> for a 150 nm radius sphere. We explicitly derive the geometric scaling factors consistent with the Penrose-Diósi limit, providing a falsiable signature for near-term space optomechanics.</p> |
| title | Prediction of Spontaneous Wavefunction Collapse Timescales for MAQRO Mission from the Ω0 Vacuum Drift Framework |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17802512 |