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... A second order weak charged current process, a box diagram amplitude, provides a mechanism by which particles oscillate into antiparticles. ...
... A second order weak charged current process, a box diagram amplitude, provides a mechanism by which particles oscillate into antiparticles. ...
Vacuum fluctuations and moving atoms/detectors: From Casimir
... creating a barrier for cold atoms moving toward the crystal to bounce against. As the intensity of the evanescent laser field is lowered the height of the barrier is lowered. At some threshold value the barrier height will fall below the classical tunnelling height and no atoms will be reflected. Th ...
... creating a barrier for cold atoms moving toward the crystal to bounce against. As the intensity of the evanescent laser field is lowered the height of the barrier is lowered. At some threshold value the barrier height will fall below the classical tunnelling height and no atoms will be reflected. Th ...
Is spacetime a quantum error-correcting code?
... So at least in the one case where we think we understand how quantum gravity works, a black hole seems not to destroy information! Even so, the mechanism by which information can escape from behind a putative event horizon remains murky. Indeed, it is not clear whether or how the boundary theory des ...
... So at least in the one case where we think we understand how quantum gravity works, a black hole seems not to destroy information! Even so, the mechanism by which information can escape from behind a putative event horizon remains murky. Indeed, it is not clear whether or how the boundary theory des ...
Example: The Electric Dipole
... charge. The electric dipole produces an electric field that: 1) Is proportional to r-3 (as opposed to r-2). 2) Has vector components in both the ˆar and âθ directions (as opposed to just ˆar ). ...
... charge. The electric dipole produces an electric field that: 1) Is proportional to r-3 (as opposed to r-2). 2) Has vector components in both the ˆar and âθ directions (as opposed to just ˆar ). ...
Physics B AP Review Packet: Mechanics Name
... acceleration is the same, the object speeds up. If the sign of the velocity and the sign of the acceleration are different, the object slows down. ...
... acceleration is the same, the object speeds up. If the sign of the velocity and the sign of the acceleration are different, the object slows down. ...
CCR 7: Derivation of the Boltzmann Distribution
... Consider an isolated system, whose total energy is therefore constant, consisting of an ensemble of identical particles1 that can exchange energy with one another and thereby achieve thermal equilibrium. In order to simplify the numerical derivation, we will assume that the energy E of any individua ...
... Consider an isolated system, whose total energy is therefore constant, consisting of an ensemble of identical particles1 that can exchange energy with one another and thereby achieve thermal equilibrium. In order to simplify the numerical derivation, we will assume that the energy E of any individua ...
Copyright c 2016 by Robert G. Littlejohn Physics 221A Fall 2016
... this set of notes we consider another important example of the theory of rotations, namely, a system consisting of a single particle moving in three-dimensional space. We assume either that the particle is spinless, or that the spin degrees of freedom can be ignored. For most of these notes we make ...
... this set of notes we consider another important example of the theory of rotations, namely, a system consisting of a single particle moving in three-dimensional space. We assume either that the particle is spinless, or that the spin degrees of freedom can be ignored. For most of these notes we make ...
The classical and quantum Fourier transform
... For our purposes, the Fourier transform is going to be an N × N unitary matrix, all of whose entries have the same magnitude. For N = 2, it’s just our familiar Hadamard transform: ...
... For our purposes, the Fourier transform is going to be an N × N unitary matrix, all of whose entries have the same magnitude. For N = 2, it’s just our familiar Hadamard transform: ...
culombio
... EG 26.5 – Energy stored before and after A parallel-plate capacitor is charged with a battery to a charge of Q0. The battery is then removed, and a slab of material that has a dielectric constant κ is inserted between the plates. Identify the system as the capacitor and the dielectric. Find the ene ...
... EG 26.5 – Energy stored before and after A parallel-plate capacitor is charged with a battery to a charge of Q0. The battery is then removed, and a slab of material that has a dielectric constant κ is inserted between the plates. Identify the system as the capacitor and the dielectric. Find the ene ...
1% - INFN-LNF
... CKM matrix is the dominant source of flavour mixing and CP violation s( r)~15% s(h) ~4% Nevertheless there are tensions here and there that should be continuously and quantitatively monitored : sin2b (+2.2s), eK (-1.7s) , Br(Bt n) -(3.2s) [CP asymmetry in Bs sector (3.1s)] ...
... CKM matrix is the dominant source of flavour mixing and CP violation s( r)~15% s(h) ~4% Nevertheless there are tensions here and there that should be continuously and quantitatively monitored : sin2b (+2.2s), eK (-1.7s) , Br(Bt n) -(3.2s) [CP asymmetry in Bs sector (3.1s)] ...
Gravitational Quantum States of Neutrons and the New GRANIT
... 14–19 February 20101; it was attended by over 50 participants from 12 countries. Ultracold neutrons (UCNs)9–11 are settled in gravitational quantum states12–14 if they are confined between a horizontal reflecting neutron mirror on bottom, and the Earth’s gravitational field on top. The energy of UCN ...
... 14–19 February 20101; it was attended by over 50 participants from 12 countries. Ultracold neutrons (UCNs)9–11 are settled in gravitational quantum states12–14 if they are confined between a horizontal reflecting neutron mirror on bottom, and the Earth’s gravitational field on top. The energy of UCN ...