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Are phonons particles?

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If phonons are particles, they must be attached to absolute space through their proper masses, which depend on the absolute velocities. In such a case one should be able to register with phonons the Sagnac and Marinov effects which have been observed with massless and massive particles (photons and neutrons). The experimental possibilities for such experiments are analyzed.

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  1. Stefan Marinov

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Marinov, S. Are phonons particles?. Found Phys 12, 543–550 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00730001

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