Non-linear quantum mechanics and high energy cosmic rays
George Svetlichny

TL;DR
This paper proposes that fundamental non-linearities in quantum mechanics at the Planck scale could explain the existence of high-energy cosmic rays exceeding the GZK cutoff.
Contribution
It introduces a novel hypothesis linking non-linear quantum effects at the Planck scale to observed cosmic ray phenomena.
Findings
Suggests non-linear quantum mechanics can account for ultra-high-energy cosmic rays
Provides a theoretical framework connecting quantum non-linearity with astrophysical observations
Proposes a new approach to understanding cosmic ray energy limits
Abstract
We point out that the presence of energetic cosmic rays above the GZK cutoff may be explained by fundamental non-linearities in quantum mechanics at the Plank level.
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