Could quantum mechanics describe completely and consistently all superconducting and other quantum phenomena?

TL;DR

This paper questions the completeness and consistency of quantum mechanics in describing superconducting and other quantum phenomena, highlighting contradictions and potential gaps in the canonical framework.

Contribution

It critically examines the canonical quantum description, revealing its incompleteness and inconsistencies across various quantum phenomena.

Findings

Identifies contradictions in the current quantum description of superconducting phenomena

Highlights gaps in the canonical quantum framework

Calls for a reevaluation of quantum theory foundations

Abstract

Canonical description of quantization effects observed at measurements on superconducting structures seems one of the most triumphant achievements of quantum mechanics. But impartial consideration uncovers incompleteness and inconsistency of this description. Contradictions in the description of other quantum phenomena are revealed also.