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تسجيل مستخدم جديدX-rays help to unfuzzy the concept of measurement
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In the last decades huge theoretical effort was devoted to the development of consistent theoretical models, aiming to solve the so-called measurement problem, to which John Bell dedicated part of his thoughts. Among these, the Dynamical Reduction Models possess the unique characteristic to be experimentally testable, thus enabling to set experimental upper bounds on the reduction rate parameter $lambda$ characterizing these models. Analysing the X-ray spectrum emitted by an isolated slab of Germanium, we set the most stringent limit on the parameter $lambda$ up to date.
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