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This paper investigates a specific collapse mechanism within the theory of causal fermion systems, demonstrating that it avoids probe heating up to higher-order Planck length corrections. The study establishes theoretical connections to established frameworks like continuous spontaneous localization (CSL) and explores experimental implications for quantum measurement limits. By refining our understanding of wavefunction collapse without thermal byproducts, this work addresses fundamental questions in the foundations of quantum mechanics.
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A Collapse Mechanism Without Heating

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arXiv:2511.06392v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: It is shown that the collapse model derived from the theory of causal fermion systems does not give rise to a heating of the probe, up to higher order corrections in the Planck length. Experimental consequences are worked out. The connections to the continuous spontaneous localization (CSL) model, models involving a second-quantized background and the events-trees-histories (ETH) formulation of quantum theory are discussed.

Abstract:It is shown that the collapse model derived from the theory of causal fermion systems does not give rise to a heating of the probe, up to higher order corrections in the Planck length. Experimental consequences are worked out. The connections to the continuous spontaneous localization (CSL) model, models involving a second-quantized background and the events-trees-histories (ETH) formulation of quantum theory are discussed.

arXiv:2511.06392 [quant-ph]

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