Experimental investigations of the problem of the quantum jump with the help of superconductor nanostructures

Abstract

The quantum theory, that we now know, arose in the process of sharp disputes between its creators. One of the results of these disputes was the emergence in recent years of fundamentally new areas of investigation and technology - quantum information and quantum computing. One of the subjects of controversy between the creators of quantum theory was the quantum jump. We draw the attention to the possibility of experimental investigation of this problem with the help of quantum superconductor nanostructures. The first results of experiments are presented, the paradoxicality of which indicates the relevance of the problem.

arXiv comment10 pages, 4 figures

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