The theory of bio-energy transport in the protein molecules and its
... In the meanwhile, Takeno added again the additional optic mode and interaction term into the classical Hamiltonian, then corresponding equations of motion will be changed. Takeno has used these equations to describe selftrapped states in crystalline acetanilide [19–22], where the optic mode mass is ...
... In the meanwhile, Takeno added again the additional optic mode and interaction term into the classical Hamiltonian, then corresponding equations of motion will be changed. Takeno has used these equations to describe selftrapped states in crystalline acetanilide [19–22], where the optic mode mass is ...
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... Large angle Bragg scattering was then used to probe the momentum distribution. We found reasonable agreement with the theory. With the same technique of Bragg diffraction, we studied the four-wave mixing process for matter waves. The BEC was split into two strong source waves and a weak seed wave. T ...
... Large angle Bragg scattering was then used to probe the momentum distribution. We found reasonable agreement with the theory. With the same technique of Bragg diffraction, we studied the four-wave mixing process for matter waves. The BEC was split into two strong source waves and a weak seed wave. T ...
Comparing field ionization models in simulations of laser
... Atomic units (AU) form a unit system which aims to simplify the equations describing atomic processes on their respective time-, length- or energy scale. At the same time they give a feeling for how the characteristics that are considered relate to atomic scales. They allow to assess if a process is ...
... Atomic units (AU) form a unit system which aims to simplify the equations describing atomic processes on their respective time-, length- or energy scale. At the same time they give a feeling for how the characteristics that are considered relate to atomic scales. They allow to assess if a process is ...
NARAYANA IIT ACADEMY, INDIA
... 50% Current week ; 50% Previous week 50% Previous week ; 50% Previous to previous week 100% syllabus from Phase 1 (JEE Advance 2015 Paper 1 and 2 model) 100% syllabus from Phase 2 (JEE Advance 2015 Paper 1 and 2 model) 100% syllabus from Phase 3 (JEE Advance 2015 Paper 1 and 2 model) 100% syllabus f ...
... 50% Current week ; 50% Previous week 50% Previous week ; 50% Previous to previous week 100% syllabus from Phase 1 (JEE Advance 2015 Paper 1 and 2 model) 100% syllabus from Phase 2 (JEE Advance 2015 Paper 1 and 2 model) 100% syllabus from Phase 3 (JEE Advance 2015 Paper 1 and 2 model) 100% syllabus f ...
Recent progress in symplectic algorithms for use in quantum systems
... The fundamental theorem of Hamiltonian mechanics says that the time-evolution of a Hamiltonian system is the evolution of symplectic transformation. In this sense, we say that the Hamiltonian system has a symplectic structure [1, 2]. Therefore, Ruth [3] and Feng [4] presented the symplectic algorith ...
... The fundamental theorem of Hamiltonian mechanics says that the time-evolution of a Hamiltonian system is the evolution of symplectic transformation. In this sense, we say that the Hamiltonian system has a symplectic structure [1, 2]. Therefore, Ruth [3] and Feng [4] presented the symplectic algorith ...
ןב תטיסרבינוא - בגנב ןוירוג
... a host crystal which lacks bulk inversion symmetry. For a 2DEG the linear Dresselhaus SOI is given by HD = ...
... a host crystal which lacks bulk inversion symmetry. For a 2DEG the linear Dresselhaus SOI is given by HD = ...
1 Fundamentals of Magnetism - Wiley-VCH
... opposite to it. In substances possessing any magnetic moments, each magnetic moment is randomly orientated by thermal agitations, as shown in Figure 1.6a. A decrease of temperature, however, causes magnetic interactions between each magnetic moment to predominate over the thermal energy in the surro ...
... opposite to it. In substances possessing any magnetic moments, each magnetic moment is randomly orientated by thermal agitations, as shown in Figure 1.6a. A decrease of temperature, however, causes magnetic interactions between each magnetic moment to predominate over the thermal energy in the surro ...
Prog. Theor. Phys. Suppl. 176, 384 (2008).
... below. We may as well choose any other order for the fusions. For example, in the case of three τ ’s with total charge τ , we may first fuse the second and third τ ’s, then fuse the resulting anyon with the first τ . This will lead to the fusion tree on the right as shown in Fig. 2. Given n anyons wit ...
... below. We may as well choose any other order for the fusions. For example, in the case of three τ ’s with total charge τ , we may first fuse the second and third τ ’s, then fuse the resulting anyon with the first τ . This will lead to the fusion tree on the right as shown in Fig. 2. Given n anyons wit ...
Spin Foam Models of Quantum Spacetime
... gravity. They aim to represent a formulation of quantum gravity which is fully background independent and non-perturbative, in that they do not rely on any pre-existing fixed geometric structure, and covariant, in the spirit of path integral formulations of quantum field theory. Many different appro ...
... gravity. They aim to represent a formulation of quantum gravity which is fully background independent and non-perturbative, in that they do not rely on any pre-existing fixed geometric structure, and covariant, in the spirit of path integral formulations of quantum field theory. Many different appro ...
Quantum wires in one dimension: disorder,electronic transportand
... 1.1 Diving in the physics of disordered systems well as in other contexts. Localization in quantum random systems can be connected to classical analogues [183, 114], in particular to chaotic systems of oscillators where quantum localization can be understood in terms of energetic stability of phase ...
... 1.1 Diving in the physics of disordered systems well as in other contexts. Localization in quantum random systems can be connected to classical analogues [183, 114], in particular to chaotic systems of oscillators where quantum localization can be understood in terms of energetic stability of phase ...
arterial spin labeling (asl)
... 2. Fix the duration by a saturation pulse TI1 ≈ 800 ms after the spatial selective ...
... 2. Fix the duration by a saturation pulse TI1 ≈ 800 ms after the spatial selective ...
Stationary two-atom entanglement induced by nonclassical two
... eventually to the states |s and |a. 2.2. Nonidentical atoms The population distribution is quite different when the atoms are nonidentical with = (ω2 − ω1 )/2 = 0. As before for the identical atoms, we use the master equation (1) and find four coupled differential equations for the density matr ...
... eventually to the states |s and |a. 2.2. Nonidentical atoms The population distribution is quite different when the atoms are nonidentical with = (ω2 − ω1 )/2 = 0. As before for the identical atoms, we use the master equation (1) and find four coupled differential equations for the density matr ...
Bulk Entanglement Spectrum Reveals Quantum
... somewhere in between partitions (i) and (ii). Where does the gap close? We now argue that for the vast majority of topological states (to be precisely defined below), the gap in the bulk entanglement spectrum must close at a symmetric partition, where A and B are related by symmetry such as translat ...
... somewhere in between partitions (i) and (ii). Where does the gap close? We now argue that for the vast majority of topological states (to be precisely defined below), the gap in the bulk entanglement spectrum must close at a symmetric partition, where A and B are related by symmetry such as translat ...
Controlling electron quantum dot qubits by spin
... Second area of our research is the electron relaxation time induced by phonons, where spin-orbit plays important role. From the perspective of quantum computation, it is desired to keep the relaxation (and even more importantly the decoherence) time as large as possible. The anisotropy of the spin-o ...
... Second area of our research is the electron relaxation time induced by phonons, where spin-orbit plays important role. From the perspective of quantum computation, it is desired to keep the relaxation (and even more importantly the decoherence) time as large as possible. The anisotropy of the spin-o ...
Magnetic optical scatterers and backaction Kwadrin, A. - UvA-DARE
... This thesis is set in a field of physics that is called ‘nanoscale-optics’. Optics is the branch of physics that deals with light, i.e., how light is emitted, how it propagates from A to B, and how it is absorbed. Optics, however, really is as much about matter as it is about light. Indeed, solution ...
... This thesis is set in a field of physics that is called ‘nanoscale-optics’. Optics is the branch of physics that deals with light, i.e., how light is emitted, how it propagates from A to B, and how it is absorbed. Optics, however, really is as much about matter as it is about light. Indeed, solution ...
Vortex Dynamics in Bose-Einstein Condensates
... circumference of the orbit has to be an integer multiple of the de Broglie wavelength. This “quantization rule” leads to Bohr model and discrete energy levels of the hydrogen atom. For a rotating superfluid it leads to quantized vortices. When normal fluid is rotated in a container, the fluid rotate ...
... circumference of the orbit has to be an integer multiple of the de Broglie wavelength. This “quantization rule” leads to Bohr model and discrete energy levels of the hydrogen atom. For a rotating superfluid it leads to quantized vortices. When normal fluid is rotated in a container, the fluid rotate ...
The Big Picture - UMD WordPress blog
... three-dimensional octahedron), which has eight vertices. These eight vertices represent all the local deterministic correlations (with 0, 1 probabilities for the outcomes of S or T peelings) in a particular representation proposed by Itamar Pitowsky that I’ll explain below. In Pitowsky’s representat ...
... three-dimensional octahedron), which has eight vertices. These eight vertices represent all the local deterministic correlations (with 0, 1 probabilities for the outcomes of S or T peelings) in a particular representation proposed by Itamar Pitowsky that I’ll explain below. In Pitowsky’s representat ...