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International team of physicists has devised a method to test alternatives to standard quantum theory.
They propose a possible explanation for why quantum effects don’t appear in larger objects like cats.
Their findings explore why objects only display quantum properties at microscopic levels.
Their work was recently reported in the journal Physical Review Letters .
Catalina Curceanu and her colleagues are updating their own experiment performed at the LNGS-INFN underground laboratory in Italy , to search for these X-rays.
They plan to explore the predicted relationship between the radiation and the atomic structure in dedicated experiments using several targets.
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