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craigthone
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I have some puzzles when I combine the Equivalence principle and Unruh's effect.
Equivalence principle says that acceleration is equivalent to a uniformly gravitational field, or locally equivalent to gravitational field. Then the electron sitting on Earth should have Unruh's effect, i.e. radiate. What is wrong with the argument?
Equivalence principle says that acceleration is equivalent to a uniformly gravitational field, or locally equivalent to gravitational field. Then the electron sitting on Earth should have Unruh's effect, i.e. radiate. What is wrong with the argument?