DSR-GUP Black Hole based on COW experiment and Einstein–Bohr’s photon box

In this paper, by studying the COW experiment and the Einstein Bohr’s photon box, we investigate the associated modified phase shift and Hawking temperature. Next, we comment on the effective Newton constant suggested by the doubly special relativity based on the generalized uncertainty principle.


Introduction
Recently, it has been proposed that the quantum gravity effect might modify the ordinary Heisenberg uncertainty principle (HUP). It means that HUP in the quantum gravity changes to the generalized uncertainty principle (GUP) [1,2]. The GUP can be derived from String theory [3], Gedanken experiment, and non-commutative geometry [4,5]. Also, we know that GUP has a minimal uncertainty in the position at Planck length order [6]. There are many articles discussing the modified Unruh temperature in the presence of GUP and its Heisenberg algebra in the (Anti)-Snyder models [7]. Some models introduce doubly special relativity based on generalized uncertainty principle (DSR-GUP). In addition to, the Planck dimensions are partial the invariancy [8]. Various generalizations of HUP are introduced in DSR [9,10]. The experiment by Colella, Overhauser, and Werner (COW) [11], shows how gravity appears in the realm of quantum theory [12]. This phenomenon which is studied in a series of experiments could show the quantum interference caused by gravity incorporates the gravitational interference pattern of thermal neutrons. When two beams in a gravitational field come together in different path, they have a different phase called the phase shift. We intend to obtain the modified phase shift based on DSR-GUP [13]. As argued in the following, a e-mail: hha1349@gmail.com (corresponding author) we can derive the modified Hawking temperature [14] for the DSR-GUP based on Einstein-Bohr's photon box [15,16]. In the second section, by introducing DSR-GUP, we would calculate the wave-particle duality based on modified HUP. Furthermore, we obtain the modified phase shift for DSR-GUP based on the COW experiment. In the third section, we calculate the modified Hawking temperature, mass, specific heat, and entropy based on Einstein Bohr's photon box for DSR-GUP black hole. In conclusions, we discuss and compare the mass and thermodynamics properties at different temperatures.

COW experiment based on DSR-GUP
2.1 Modified wave-particle duality based on DSR-GUP In the Planck dimension, the HUP is modified to GUP which includes a new parameter β of order Planck length [17].The generalized uncertainty principle, corresponds to generalized commutation relations [18].
The representationsX andP in Eq. (2) are defined aŝ Also, the representationp based onP is defined as following Which will be considered in this paper and the commutation relations are not necessarily the same as Eq. (2). Furthermore, we assume a general commutator as [20] X ,P = ihϑ, where ϑ = ϑ(P) is a function of momentum. The average value of ϑ, should have a lower bound as Considering the relation between the wave-particle duality and HUP, let us obtain the modified de-Broglie formula from the DSR-GUP commutator Eq. (6) [21,22]. The modified de-Broglie formula based on DSR-GUP is given by [20,23,24] Considering the previous equation, we obtain As we knowk = k(P). We now introduce a commutation relation of the form Comparing Eq. (6) with (10), we have [20] dk dP in the next section, we use this formula to find a modified phase shift based on DSR-GUP.

Modified phase shift in DSR-GUP formalism
The experiment of Colella, Overhauser, and Werner (COW experiments for short), COW experiments on neutron interference in a gravitational field, was the first experiment in which both gravitational and quantum effects where incorporated [25]. In 1975 the first observation of gravitationallyinduced quantum interference was made in a neutron interferometer experiment [26]. This experiment was based on the phase shift induced by a gravitational field in the field of quantum interference of two neutron beams in different directions. As shown in Fig. 1, two neutron beams in two paths ABC and ADC influenced by gravitational field by considering DSR-GUP have a phase shift that depends on DSR-GUP [13]. Therefore, we investigate the quantum mechanical theory describing the COW experiment with the assumption "DSR-GUP" background described by Eq. (2). We intend to investigate the effects of DSR-GUP formulation of the COW experiment [27]. The phase shift formula previously reported in experiments is [20] ϕ = mg Ā hv .
Now, by considering the phase shift of Ref. [20], we have where P is the difference in momentum between two horizontal beams in Fig. 1. Since P is a small quantity, by considering Eqs. (11) and (13), we have The neutron beams obey the energy conservation law and by assumption v = (P 1 + P 2 )/2m, we obtain By inserting Eq. (15) into (14), we have We obtained the modified phase shift from DSR-GUP, where g = g/ϑ, A = QL. When ϑ = 1, Eq. (16) reduces to the ordinary form of Eq. (12).
In the special case, we suppose that the deformed parameter, for the ith case is κ i and the modified phase shift is ϕ i , and for the jth case, we have κ j and ϕ j , therefore, we have or equally where δϕ = ϕ j − ϕ i and δg = g j −g i . Thus, the intensity in the interference region as a function of g represents a periodic behavior. We call δg the difference in g needed to produce successive maxima. We can easily show that Then, we obtain where κ i and κ j are the deformed parameters.

Modified Hawking temperature based on DSR-GUP
Einstein suggested assuming a box with perfectly reflecting walls containing photons. Inside of the box, a clock mechanism could open and close a shutter at a predetermined moment t for a time interval t short enough to let just one photon irradiate [20]. Therefore, when t tends to zero, the photon emission time can be exactly known. Before and after emission, we are to weigh the box and from the difference in the weight we could accurately determine the energy E of the photon. Thus, as Einstein mentioned, the photon emitted violated the Heisenberg relation (HUP) [28,29]. On the other hand, Bohr believed that the problem originates from the nature of time since time is not a quantum mechanical observable and we could not use it from HUP.
We know that the gravitational force (g m) related to the mass, acting a time t yields the momentum change P = g mt. (21) By substituting P into HUP we have We know that for the clock in the box the period time is given by [20] t = g X c 2 t.
By inserting Eqs. (23) into (22) we have Using Eq. (24) and replacing into E t ≥h we obtain Now, we simply find By replacing Eq. (23) into the previous equation we have Then, we have where g = g/ϑ. The time uncertainty becomes where G = G/ϑ is just the one proposed in Refs. [20,27]. Meanwhile, we obtain the modified Schwarzschild metric and modified Newton constant inspired by DSR-GUP as Now we consider a DSR-GUP black hole described by (31), with ϑ = (1 − |P| κ ) 2 . Let T denotes the black hole temperature, and the characteristic momentum being defined as k B T /c [20], then the mass becomes (32)  The horizon is determined by r T = 2G M/c 2 . Also, for modified temperature based on DSR-GUP from Hawking temperature becomes In Fig. 2, we see that the modified Hawking temperature vs. temperature first tends to zero and next becomes increasing. Also, for decreasing κ, the minimum tends to zero. As depicted in Fig. 2 that T DS R−GU P H approaches to a minimum value at By solving Eq. (33) as a quadratic equation, we obtain the modified mass for DSR-GUP in the form Figure 3 shows that the modified mass vs. temperature is first decreasing and then increasing. For increasing κ, the minimum point shifts to higher temperatures. Thus, the specific heat for the DSR-GUP black hole can be defined as It is worth noting that the specific heat at temperature of Eq.
(34) vanishes [30]. Figure 4 shows that the modified specific heat vs. temperature is increasing and tends to saturation point which is higher for smaller κ.
The entropy for the DSR-GUP black hole is finally obtained as

Conclusions
In this paper, we investigated the modified phase shift based on the COW experiment for DSR-GUP. Also, by studying the Einstein Bohr's photon box, we obtained modified Hawking temperature for DSR-GUP and some black hole properties including mass, specific heat, and entropy. We demonstrated that the COW experiment and Einstein Bohr's photon box due to the modified effective gravitational field and related to DSR-GUP. Notably, black hole properties depend on the temperature, that's why we have plotted them versus temperature. We have seen that the modified Hawking tempera-ture versus temperature first tends to zero and next becomes increasing. Also, for decreasing κ, the minimum tends to zero. Then, we have plotted the modified mass versus temperature which is first decreasing and then increasing. For increasing κ, the minimum point shifts to higher temperatures. After that, we have plotted the modified specific heat versus temperature which is increasing and tends to a saturation point which is higher for smaller κ. Finally, we have plotted the modified entropy versus temperature, which represents a minimum, and next tends to zero for large enough temperatures. In addition, it is seen Eqs. (33), (35), and (37) that the minima of modified Hawking temperature, modified mass, and modified entropy all occur at characteristic temperature T 0 .
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