the einstein-podolsky-rosen paradox and the nature of reality
... are emitted from the crystal in two cones of light that can be made to intersect by adjusting the angle of the incoming laser beam [15]. At the intersection of cones in which the signal and idler photons have equal frequencies (half the incoming laser frequency), are pairs of photons whose linear po ...
... are emitted from the crystal in two cones of light that can be made to intersect by adjusting the angle of the incoming laser beam [15]. At the intersection of cones in which the signal and idler photons have equal frequencies (half the incoming laser frequency), are pairs of photons whose linear po ...
THE QUANTUM COORDINATE RING OF THE SPECIAL LINEAR
... significance, however, is that many desirable properties pass from a ring to a central localization. Thus, for example, the Proposition allows one to prove: COROLLARY. (i) Oq is a domain and a maximal order in its division ring of fractions. (ii) GKdim(Oq ) = gldim(Oq ) = n2 − 1. (iii) Oq is Ausland ...
... significance, however, is that many desirable properties pass from a ring to a central localization. Thus, for example, the Proposition allows one to prove: COROLLARY. (i) Oq is a domain and a maximal order in its division ring of fractions. (ii) GKdim(Oq ) = gldim(Oq ) = n2 − 1. (iii) Oq is Ausland ...
Quantum Imaging beyond the Diffraction Limit by
... classical optical imaging is limited by the size of , according to the Rayleigh-Abbe diffraction limit [2]. A seminal paper by Boto et al. suggests that the N-photon absorption patterns of certain nonclassical N-photon states exhibit de Broglie resolution [3]. Subsequent work by various researchers ...
... classical optical imaging is limited by the size of , according to the Rayleigh-Abbe diffraction limit [2]. A seminal paper by Boto et al. suggests that the N-photon absorption patterns of certain nonclassical N-photon states exhibit de Broglie resolution [3]. Subsequent work by various researchers ...
The fractional quantum Hall effect in wide quantum wells
... depleted. The amount of charge transfer required to produce a given relative shift of the Landau levels is smaller the further the effective distance between the wavefunctions. We conclude that in general for narrower QWs more charges need to be transferred between the two SBs in order to align thei ...
... depleted. The amount of charge transfer required to produce a given relative shift of the Landau levels is smaller the further the effective distance between the wavefunctions. We conclude that in general for narrower QWs more charges need to be transferred between the two SBs in order to align thei ...
SEQUENTIALLY INDEPENDENT EFFECTS 1. Introduction
... is measured first and M2 second. As is frequently done, both experimentally and theoretically, we shall simplify the situation by considering yes-no measurements. These are measurements that only have two possible results, usually taken to be 0 and 1. A paradigm situation is an optical bench in whic ...
... is measured first and M2 second. As is frequently done, both experimentally and theoretically, we shall simplify the situation by considering yes-no measurements. These are measurements that only have two possible results, usually taken to be 0 and 1. A paradigm situation is an optical bench in whic ...
