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Quantum singularities in a solvable toy model

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.14672v1
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2024 21:28:12 GMT
Title: Quantum singularities in a solvable toy model
Authors: Miloslav Znojil,
Abstract summary: It is proposed that the role of quantum singularities can be played by the so called Kato's exceptional-point spectral degeneracies. It is demonstrated that the singularities of classical physics (sampled by the Big Bang in cosmology) need not necessarily get smeared out after quantization.
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Abstract: Via elementary examples it is demonstrated that the singularities of classical physics (sampled by the Big Bang in cosmology) need not necessarily get smeared out after quantization. It is proposed that the role of quantum singularities can be played by the so called Kato's exceptional-point spectral degeneracies.

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