Lajos Diósi
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One can reduce the involved derivation of Balachandran and Roy of their `anti-Zeno' effect [Phys.Rev.Lett. 84, 4019 (2000)] to the derivation of standard Zeno effect. The mechanism of what the authors call `anti-Zeno' effect is a dynamic version of Zeno effect.
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One can reduce the involved derivation of Balachandran and Roy of their `anti-Zeno' effect [Phys.Rev.Lett. 84, 4019 (2000)] to the derivation of standard Zeno effect. The mechanism of what the authors call `anti-Zeno' effect is a dynamic version of Zeno effect.
Key concepts: Quantum Zeno effect, Zeno's paradoxes, Quantum, Physics, Theoretical physics, Quantum mechanics, Mathematical economics, Economics