Gravity Induced Quantum Interference on Gravitational Wave Background
arXiv:2001.06898 · doi:10.1142/S0217732320502909
Abstract
Gravity-induced quantum interference is an experiment that exhibits how a gravitational effect appears in quantum mechanics. In this famous experiments gravity was added to the system just classically. In our study we do the related calculations on a gravitational wave background. We realize that the effect of gravitational wave would be detectable in this quantum mechanical effect.
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