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Concept of Classical and Quantum Free Acoustic Field

The concept of classical and quantum free acoustic (FA) field is theoretically considered. The equations of the free acoustic field are derived. They coincide in the mathematical form with Maxwell equations for the free electromagnetic (EM) field. It is accentuated, that the equations in the mathematical form of Maxwell equations for the free EM-field are universal equations of the Nature. They describe any free complex-vector physical field, vector-functions of which are analytical functions. In the case of a free acoustic field, it seems to be the strong indication taking into account the quantum Fermi liquid model of EM-field leading to the existence of phonons, accompanying the process of a photon formation, that FA-field and free EM-field are the display of the single united field, both the components of which can propagate simultaneously [however, with different velocities], for instance, in weakly absorbing media. The theory proposed can be the theoretical basis for the practical realization of superconducting states at high temperature in the materials with the strong interaction of electrons with acoustic field phonons and with microwave photons in magnetic resonance conditions.

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