Possible Graviton Transitions and Gaser Action in High-Tc Superconductors

TL;DR

This paper explores the theoretical possibility of graviton emission and gaser action in high-temperature superconductors, proposing they could serve as practical sources of gravitational radiation through stimulated emission.

Contribution

It introduces the idea that high-Tc superconductors could act as active materials for gravitational lasers, or gasers, expanding the potential for gravitational wave generation.

Findings

Theoretically supports graviton emission in high-Tc superconductors.

Proposes high-Tc superconductors as candidates for gaser development.

Suggests stimulated emission as the mechanism for gravitational radiation in these materials.

Abstract

It is well known that excited quantum systems can emit gravitons as well as photons. Differently from photon emission, spontaneous graviton emission is characterized by such a low probability that stimulated emission appears the only possible mechanism for producing gravitational radiation with quantum systems. The principles of the gravitational counterpart of the laser, which has been named gaser, have been theorized decades ago. Now a class of high temperature superconductors might be identified as a viable active material for practical gaser action.