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This research aims to explore how localized quantum bound states behave under the influence of a dissipative background field.

July 12, 2026Open Access

Emergent Gravitational Dynamics in a Dissipative Background Field: Relativistic Time Dilation and Hawking-like Radiation in Non-Autonomous Quantum Bound States

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WLWeiyuan LiuLiaoning Normal University WLWei-Chen Liu DLD K LiuPennsylvania State University

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Proposed model investigates gravitational effects and quantum radiation in dissipative quantum systems, suggesting novel pathways for theoretical physics.

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This research aims to explore how localized quantum bound states behave under the influence of a dissipative background field.
Developed a dynamical quantum mechanical model to represent bound states in a decaying dissipative environment.
Derived a time-dependent Schrödinger equation to describe the evolution of these quantum states.
Analyzed the effects of this model in the deeply bound-state limit.
Induced time dilation resulting from the dissipative field suppresses the quantum tunneling rate.
Demonstrated emergence of Hawking-like radiation in non-autonomous quantum bound states.
Showed that the effective local gravitational field arises through the equivalence principle.

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Liu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a5333754f7abc118adee15a https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21288954

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Proposed model investigates gravitational effects and quantum radiation in dissipative quantum systems, suggesting novel pathways for theoretical physics.

Emergent Gravitational Dynamics in a Dissipative Background Field: Relativistic Time Dilation and Hawking-like Radiation in Non-Autonomous Quantum Bound States

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