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MECHANISM COMPARISON
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Download SVG ↓ First mechanismPenrose and gravitational objective reduction Stretching and spatial expansion Flattening and amplitude profiles Compression and confinement Destructive interference Absorption and damping Scattering Twisting, torsion, and structured waves Freezing and arrested motion Changing the medium Cutting off the source Amplification Phase scrambling and dephasing Blocking propagation and cutoff Quantum measurement Particle annihilation Entanglement Collisions and encounters Constructive interference Fusion and composite formation Merging and coalescence Resonance Time and evolution Decay and relaxation Opposite properties Splitting and path division Synchronization Impact and impulsive disturbance Mode conversion and frequency mixing Second mechanismPenrose and gravitational objective reduction Stretching and spatial expansion Flattening and amplitude profiles Compression and confinement Destructive interference Absorption and damping Scattering Twisting, torsion, and structured waves Freezing and arrested motion Changing the medium Cutting off the source Amplification Phase scrambling and dephasing Blocking propagation and cutoff Quantum measurement Particle annihilation Entanglement Collisions and encounters Constructive interference Fusion and composite formation Merging and coalescence Resonance Time and evolution Decay and relaxation Opposite properties Splitting and path division Synchronization Impact and impulsive disturbance Mode conversion and frequency mixing
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Compare Compression Penrose’s proposal Operation Material dimensions, confinement, pulse duration or one quantum uncertainty; each requires a different operation. A hypothesized additional reduction process tied to the gravitational self-energy of alternative mass distributions. Read more Compression and confinement ↗ Penrose and gravitational reduction ↗
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