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Experimental proposal reveals a chip-scale dielectric laser accelerator architecture, suggesting an empirical method to test quantised inertia against special relativity.
Technical proposal for 'QI-DLA-1', a low-energy, chip-scale experimental architecture designed to validate or falsify Quantised Inertia against Special Relativity. The design utilizes a monolithic Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) wafer with etched 200 nm channels to suppress perpendicular quantum noise, constant-acceleration Dielectric Laser Acceleration (DLA) grooves to freeze longitudinal Unruh wavelengths, and a 10 GHz time-crystal modulated squeezed vacuum laser. Rather than macro-scale thrust, verification is achieved via a multi-spectral hexa-signal framework tracking dual phase-locked Bremsstrahlung flashes and independent electromagnetic pulses.
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