Quantum Computer Simulation Using CUDA
... within the same 512-element block of the vector state array. 512 complex numbers is the largest power of two we can fit into shared memory on the GTX280 graphics cards. This observation suggests a means of using shared memory to improve performance. Each block will copy-in 512 elements from the stat ...
... within the same 512-element block of the vector state array. 512 complex numbers is the largest power of two we can fit into shared memory on the GTX280 graphics cards. This observation suggests a means of using shared memory to improve performance. Each block will copy-in 512 elements from the stat ...
The role of the electromagnetic field in the formation of domains in
... which is a Jaynes-Cummings-like Hamiltonian, indeed. In eq. (1.2) γ is a coupling constant which is proportional to the atomic dipole moment matrix element and to the inverse of the volume square root V −1/2 , b is the e.m. quantum field operator (associated to the cnumber amplitude u), S ± are the ...
... which is a Jaynes-Cummings-like Hamiltonian, indeed. In eq. (1.2) γ is a coupling constant which is proportional to the atomic dipole moment matrix element and to the inverse of the volume square root V −1/2 , b is the e.m. quantum field operator (associated to the cnumber amplitude u), S ± are the ...
Stark Effect - Physics
... −M ; and (iv.) factor into a product of two simpler functions which are simple look-ups. The Stark effect partly breaks the N 2 -fold degeneracy of the states in the principal quantum level N into one N -fold degenerate multiplet and two multiplets with degeneracies k, where k = 1, 2, · · · , N − 1. ...
... −M ; and (iv.) factor into a product of two simpler functions which are simple look-ups. The Stark effect partly breaks the N 2 -fold degeneracy of the states in the principal quantum level N into one N -fold degenerate multiplet and two multiplets with degeneracies k, where k = 1, 2, · · · , N − 1. ...
Dynamics of a classical Hall system driven by a time-dependent
... The motivation to study the dynamics of this classical system is to sharpen our intuition on its quantum counterpart which is, following Laughlin’s13 and Halperin’s11 proposals, widely used for an explanation of the integer quantum Hall effect. Of special interest is how the topology influences on t ...
... The motivation to study the dynamics of this classical system is to sharpen our intuition on its quantum counterpart which is, following Laughlin’s13 and Halperin’s11 proposals, widely used for an explanation of the integer quantum Hall effect. Of special interest is how the topology influences on t ...
The Mathematics of M
... 3.5. ‘Stringy’ geometry and T-duality Two-dimensional sigma models give a natural one-parameter deformation of classical geometry. The deformation parameter is Planck’s constant α . In the limit α → 0 we localize on constant loops and recover quantum mechanics or point particle theory. For non-zer ...
... 3.5. ‘Stringy’ geometry and T-duality Two-dimensional sigma models give a natural one-parameter deformation of classical geometry. The deformation parameter is Planck’s constant α . In the limit α → 0 we localize on constant loops and recover quantum mechanics or point particle theory. For non-zer ...
What you always wanted to know about Bohmian mechanics but
... de l'onde pilote) by him (Bacciagaluppi/Valentini, 2006). For reasons which are not entirely clari ed yet the theory fell into oblivion until David Bohm developed it independently in 1951 (Bohm, 1952). However, the reception of this work was unfriendly, to say the least. See e.g. Myrvold (2003) for ...
... de l'onde pilote) by him (Bacciagaluppi/Valentini, 2006). For reasons which are not entirely clari ed yet the theory fell into oblivion until David Bohm developed it independently in 1951 (Bohm, 1952). However, the reception of this work was unfriendly, to say the least. See e.g. Myrvold (2003) for ...
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A STRAIGHTFORWARD SET UP OF
... and E Schr /( m 0 c 02 ) are very small as compared to unity] where V(r0 ) , as usual denote the potential energy Ze 2 / r0 . Correct, Simple, Relativistic Quantum Mechanical Equation Via taking into account the terms we have neglected in Eq.(25), we arrive at an equation which can be considered ...
... and E Schr /( m 0 c 02 ) are very small as compared to unity] where V(r0 ) , as usual denote the potential energy Ze 2 / r0 . Correct, Simple, Relativistic Quantum Mechanical Equation Via taking into account the terms we have neglected in Eq.(25), we arrive at an equation which can be considered ...
9 Central Forces and Kepler`s Problem
... Figure 1: The shaded region has area dA = 12 r2 dθ. Since the small remaining region has an area of order O(dθ2 ), dA gives us the area swept out by the radius vector to first order in dθ. The conservation of L gives us 3 independent constants of motion, two of which are effectively specifying the d ...
... Figure 1: The shaded region has area dA = 12 r2 dθ. Since the small remaining region has an area of order O(dθ2 ), dA gives us the area swept out by the radius vector to first order in dθ. The conservation of L gives us 3 independent constants of motion, two of which are effectively specifying the d ...
Fundamental Theories of Physics
... transformed by respectively different group elements. At this level of extreme abstraction from all hitherto assumed theoretical elements in physics, one can speak neither of particles nor of forces. Therefore such a change of relations between subsets of urs is a first indication of interaction. Thes ...
... transformed by respectively different group elements. At this level of extreme abstraction from all hitherto assumed theoretical elements in physics, one can speak neither of particles nor of forces. Therefore such a change of relations between subsets of urs is a first indication of interaction. Thes ...
1 Introduction. Measurable and Nonmea
... of the minimal possible measuring unit lmin . So, trying to frame a theory (QT and GR) correct at all the energy levels using only the measurable quantities, one should realize that then the mathematical formalism of the theory should not involve any infinitesimal spatial-temporal quantities. Beside ...
... of the minimal possible measuring unit lmin . So, trying to frame a theory (QT and GR) correct at all the energy levels using only the measurable quantities, one should realize that then the mathematical formalism of the theory should not involve any infinitesimal spatial-temporal quantities. Beside ...
