LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Correspondence of classical and quantum irreversibilities

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Jun 1998

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Quantum and Semiclassical Optics, Volume 10, Issue 3, pp. L35-L39 (1998).

Physics

Optics

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The reversibility of classical mechanics is broken by the Carnot principle; in quantum mechanics, the time inversion invariance is broken by the principle of state decoherence. In both cases, a greater complexity produces a faster irreversibility. These principles are applied to problems related to absorption and diffusion of light. It appears that Raman scattering in extremely low-pressure gases shifts the frequency of the incident light, is space coherent and thus may be confused with the Doppler effect: the Raman scattering produces at least a part of the galactic redshift; the expansion of the universe is reduced or possibly cancelled.

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