Resolution of the Quantum Measurement Problem via Gravitational Self-Energy Collapse

Key Points

• The aim is to propose a physical process that resolves the quantum measurement problem through gravitational self-energy.
• Calculating gravitational self-energy for a superposition of quantum states based on mass distributions.
• Employing crystallographically determined atomic coordinates of tubulin proteins (PDB: 6EVW, 6EVZ) to derive $E_G$.
• Establishing a timescale for wavefunction collapse based on gravitational self-energy.
• Determined a definite collapse timescale $tau = \hbar/E_G$ related to gravitational self-energy.
• Showed that wavefunction collapse can be physically understood in the context of gravity.
• Provided computational evidence for the gravitational effects on quantum systems.