The Polarizable Continuum Model Goes Viral! - Munin
... stated by Dirac in his Quantum Mechanics of Many-Electron Systems paper:9,10 The underlying physical laws necessary for the mathematical theory of a large part of physics and the whole of chemistry are thus completely known, and the difficulty is only that the exact application of these laws leads t ...
... stated by Dirac in his Quantum Mechanics of Many-Electron Systems paper:9,10 The underlying physical laws necessary for the mathematical theory of a large part of physics and the whole of chemistry are thus completely known, and the difficulty is only that the exact application of these laws leads t ...
TT 49: Transport: Topological Semimetals 2 (jointly with DS, MA, HL
... Weyl semimetals (WSMs) are a class of gapless topological materials with low-energy excitations behaving as Weyl fermions. Their most prominent feature are topologically protected surface states, so-called Fermi arcs, which were recently tied to an effective axial magnetic field arising at a surface ...
... Weyl semimetals (WSMs) are a class of gapless topological materials with low-energy excitations behaving as Weyl fermions. Their most prominent feature are topologically protected surface states, so-called Fermi arcs, which were recently tied to an effective axial magnetic field arising at a surface ...
Continuum Hypothesis, Axiom of Choice, and Non-Cantorian Theory
... The Choice Theorem says that if for each n 1,2,3,... there is a non-empty set of numbers An , then we can choose from each An one number an , and obtain a collection of numbers that has a representative from each An . If we replace the index numbers n 1,2,3,... with an infinite set of numbers I ...
... The Choice Theorem says that if for each n 1,2,3,... there is a non-empty set of numbers An , then we can choose from each An one number an , and obtain a collection of numbers that has a representative from each An . If we replace the index numbers n 1,2,3,... with an infinite set of numbers I ...
Majorana Modes at the Ends of Superconductor
... around the point numerically as a function of , which evaluates to at c 0:24 eV above the conduction band minimum for a vortex along the c axis of the crystal [19]. Hence * c indicates c-axis vortices are near the topological transition. However, tilting the vortex away from the c axis i ...
... around the point numerically as a function of , which evaluates to at c 0:24 eV above the conduction band minimum for a vortex along the c axis of the crystal [19]. Hence * c indicates c-axis vortices are near the topological transition. However, tilting the vortex away from the c axis i ...
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... and cell (in biology) are examples. Compare their current definition with those of 30 years ago and you will notice how much our understanding of what information is and what cells are changed. Other concepts, generalities mostly (such as matter), remain rather stagnant, in defiance of evidence that ...
... and cell (in biology) are examples. Compare their current definition with those of 30 years ago and you will notice how much our understanding of what information is and what cells are changed. Other concepts, generalities mostly (such as matter), remain rather stagnant, in defiance of evidence that ...
Adiabatic Continuation of Fractional Chern Insulators to Fractional
... concept to fractional quantum Hall (FQH) liquids that could be realized in topologically nontrivial bands which are also flat [4–8]. A similar mechanism was proposed to simulate the effect of strong magnetic fields in cold atomic gases [9,10]. Flat bands with a nonzero Chern number [11,12] provide a ...
... concept to fractional quantum Hall (FQH) liquids that could be realized in topologically nontrivial bands which are also flat [4–8]. A similar mechanism was proposed to simulate the effect of strong magnetic fields in cold atomic gases [9,10]. Flat bands with a nonzero Chern number [11,12] provide a ...
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Structural Realism
... property other than, perhaps, the metaphysical property of being an individual (more about this in Sec. 4). The relations in the structures are defined extensionally as sets of ordered tuples, and as such they have no intensional interpretation.4 The extension of a relation is the set of ordered tup ...
... property other than, perhaps, the metaphysical property of being an individual (more about this in Sec. 4). The relations in the structures are defined extensionally as sets of ordered tuples, and as such they have no intensional interpretation.4 The extension of a relation is the set of ordered tup ...
Zeno dynamics in quantum open systems
... does not lead to more information about parameter τ than that obtained by system S itself. We are also able to find a set of equations for the optimum effective Hermitian operator hopt E that minimizes CQ (τ, H̃(τ )). There are, in fact, infinite different unitary evolutions of the enlarged system S ...
... does not lead to more information about parameter τ than that obtained by system S itself. We are also able to find a set of equations for the optimum effective Hermitian operator hopt E that minimizes CQ (τ, H̃(τ )). There are, in fact, infinite different unitary evolutions of the enlarged system S ...
Adiabatic processes in the ionization of highly excited hydrogen atoms
... Chap. 3 we show that numerical calculations of Floquet spectra within a finite basis set are subject to certain errors which have to be carefully controlled; these results are applied to obtain stable quasienergy spectra for the SSE model. In Chap. 4, which has to be regarded as the central one of t ...
... Chap. 3 we show that numerical calculations of Floquet spectra within a finite basis set are subject to certain errors which have to be carefully controlled; these results are applied to obtain stable quasienergy spectra for the SSE model. In Chap. 4, which has to be regarded as the central one of t ...
Entanglement Monotones and Measures: an overview 1
... Millenium problems is trying to explain the oldest puzzle in mathematics: what makes it difficult to find a proof? When computers came out for the first time, it was hard to imagine that anyone but a few would turn out to be such a big commercial success. This commercial success also led to an inte ...
... Millenium problems is trying to explain the oldest puzzle in mathematics: what makes it difficult to find a proof? When computers came out for the first time, it was hard to imagine that anyone but a few would turn out to be such a big commercial success. This commercial success also led to an inte ...
Non-Hermitian Hamiltonians of Lie algebraic type
... More constraints for Ñ dependent Hamiltonian ...
... More constraints for Ñ dependent Hamiltonian ...
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... field theory (QFT). The approach is indeed idiosyncratic in the sense of demographics: only a small proportion of those who work on QFT work on algebraic QFT (AQFT). However, there are particular reasons why philosophers, and others interested in foundational issues, will want to study the “algebrai ...
... field theory (QFT). The approach is indeed idiosyncratic in the sense of demographics: only a small proportion of those who work on QFT work on algebraic QFT (AQFT). However, there are particular reasons why philosophers, and others interested in foundational issues, will want to study the “algebrai ...
Black Holes in String Theory
... The features of eleven-dimensional supergravity (the low-energy limit of M-theory) are very similar to those of four-dimensional Einstein-Maxwell theory. The bosonic fields are again the metric and a gauge field, which is now a three-form potential Aμνρ , instead of the one-form of Maxwell theory. T ...
... The features of eleven-dimensional supergravity (the low-energy limit of M-theory) are very similar to those of four-dimensional Einstein-Maxwell theory. The bosonic fields are again the metric and a gauge field, which is now a three-form potential Aμνρ , instead of the one-form of Maxwell theory. T ...