Entropic localization in non-unitary Newtonian gravity
arXiv:quant-ph/0403162 · doi:10.3390/e6010153
Abstract
The localizing properties and the entropy production of the Newtonian limit of a nonunitary version of fourth order gravity are analyzed. It is argued that pure highly unlocalized states of the center of mass motion of macroscopic bodies rapidly evolve into unlocalized ensembles of highly localized states. The localization time and the final entropy are estimated.
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