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tätstheorie." G. Nimtz und A. Stahlhofen "sehen dieses
bizarre Verhalten jedoch gelassen: Nicht die ursprünglichen
Photonen selbst, sondern virtuelle Teilchen durchquerten
die Barriere und verwandelten sich danach
wieder in reale Photonen." Der Versuch wurde in der
"Online-Bibliothek der Universität Cornell im US-Bundesstaat
New York veröffentlicht". - Beschreibt detailliert
den Versuchshergang und formuliert das Ergebnis:
die getunnelten Photonen "müssen demnach die
getunnelte Strecke ohne Zeitverlust zurückgelegt haben.
Die Photonen waren daher insgesamt schneller als
die Lichtgeschwindigkeit." - Die Forscher erklären
den Vorgang als "Austausch imganinärer Teilchen".
"Solche virtuellen Teilchen haben sich als Erklärungsmodelle
bei zahlreichen quantenphysikalischen Effekten
längst bewährt. Neu ist, dass sie auch bei Effekten
eine Rolle spielen können, die sich in Dimensionen
von bis zu einem Meter abspielen, erklären die Forscher".
Nimtz, Günter 2007
Light seems to defy its own speed limit: Public release
date: 16-Aug-2007; [Quelle:] New Scientist / Günter
Nimtz and Alfons Stahlhofen; [Berichterstatter: N.N.];
contact: Henry Gomm. - [Großbritannen]: WWW 2007.
2 S.
URL: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/
2007-08/ns-lst081607.php
SRT. C-S. NIMTZ.
S. 1: "It’s a speed record that is supposed to be impossible
to break. Yet two physicists are now claiming
they have propelled photons faster than the speed of
light. This would be in direct violation of a key tenet of
Einstein's special theory of relativity that states that
nothing, under any circumstance, can exceed the speed
of light.
Günter Nimtz and Alfons Stahlhofen of the University
of Koblenz, Germany, have been exploring a phenomenon
in quantum optics called photon tunnelling,
which occurs when a particle slips across an apparently
uncrossable barrier. The pair say they have now tunnelled
photons "instantaneously" across a barrier of various
sizes, from a few millimetres up to a metre. Their conclusion
is that the photons traverse the barrier much
faster than the speed of light."
Zitiert Nimtz mit der Aussage (S. 1): ""For the time
being," he says, "this is the only violation [of special
relativity] that I know of." - Zitiert dazu eine ablehnend-kritische
Stellungnahme von Aephraim Steinberg
(Toronto), der die Behauptung von Nimtz für eine falsche
Interpretation hält. - S. 2: "THIS ARTICLE
APPEARS IN NEW SCIENTIST MAGAZINE ISSUE:
18 AUGUST 2007." - "This story posted here is the
EXACT text used in New Scientist magazine."
G. O. Mueller: SRT. Kap. 4-Erg.
236
Nimtz, Günter 2007
Macroscopic violation of special relativity: [datiert: 5.8.07]
/ G. Nimtz, A. A. Stahlhofen. - [USA]: WWW 2007. 2 S.
URL: http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/0708/
0708.0681.pdf - Status: Kandidat. - Quelle: Autopsie.
Nimtz, Günter 2007
Photons flout the light speed limit: Article Preview,
17 August 2007 / Gunter Nimtz, Alfons Stahlhofen;
[Bericht:] Mark Anderson.
In: New scientist. Internetseite:
www.newscientist.com
Artikel: Magazine issue 2617.
SRT. C-S. EXP. NIMTZ. STAHLHOFEN.
Article Preview: "It's a speed record that is supposed to
be impossible to break. Yet two physicists are now
claiming they have propelled photons faster than the
speed of light. This would be in direct violation of a
key tenet of Einstein's special theory of relativity that
states that nothing, under any circumstance, can exceed
the speed of light. Günter Nimtz and Alfons Stahlhofen
of the University of Koblenz, Germany, have been exploring
a phenomenon in quantum optics called photon
tunnelling, which occurs when a particle slips across an
apparently uncrossable barrier. The pair say they have
now tunnelled photons "instantaneously" across a barrier
of various sizes, from a few millimetres up to a metre.
Their conclusion is that the photons traverse the barrier
much faster than the speed of light. To see how far they
could make photons tunnel, Nimtz and Stahlhofen
sandwiched two glass prisms together to make a ..."
Der TELEGRAPH berichtet auf seiner Internetseite
über den Artikel im "New scientist": "Dr Nimtz told
New Scientist magazine: "For the time being, this is the
only violation of special relativity that I know of.""
Nimtz, Günter 2007
Scientists break the speed of light: Last updated at
22:43pm on 15th August 2007 / Günter Nimtz and
Alfons Stahlhofen; [Berichterstatter:] Andrew Levy. -
[Großbritannen]: WWW 2007. 2 S.
URL http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/
technol...
SRT. C-S. NIMTZ.
S. 1: "It was supposed to be the one speed limit you
cannot break. But scientists claim to have demonstrated
there is the possibility of travel faster than the speed of
light. The feat contradicts one of the key tenets of
Einstein's special theory of relativity - that nothing,
under any circumstances, can move faster than 186,000
miles per second, or the speed of light."
"But two German physicists claim to have forced
light to overcome its own speed limit using the strange
phenomenon of quantum tunnelling, in which particles
summon up the energy to cross an apparently uncros-
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