2 - Introduction of a Quantum of Time ("chronon"), and its
... 1906; and Dirac, 1938a,b; as well as Einstein, 1915; Frenkel, 1926, 1926–28; Lattes et al., 1947; and Ashauer, 1949, among others) actually presents many serious problems except when the field of the particle is neglected.4 By replacing Dirac’s differential equation with two finitedifference equatio ...
... 1906; and Dirac, 1938a,b; as well as Einstein, 1915; Frenkel, 1926, 1926–28; Lattes et al., 1947; and Ashauer, 1949, among others) actually presents many serious problems except when the field of the particle is neglected.4 By replacing Dirac’s differential equation with two finitedifference equatio ...
Cloaking of Matter Waves
... Cloaking of electromagnetic waves is possible due to time invariant coordinate transformation of the governing Maxwell’s equations. Such invariant transformations map a particular region in free space to a spatial domain with position dependent and anisotropic material parameters (such as permeabili ...
... Cloaking of electromagnetic waves is possible due to time invariant coordinate transformation of the governing Maxwell’s equations. Such invariant transformations map a particular region in free space to a spatial domain with position dependent and anisotropic material parameters (such as permeabili ...
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Nonequilibrium Fermi Golden Rule for electronic transitions
... and dynamics in many molecules.1,12,13 However, the LVC Hamiltonian does not have an analytical solution and still would require quite involved quantum dynamical simulations to obtain population dynamics.14 In order to reduce the computational cost for large systems, one can consider only a restrict ...
... and dynamics in many molecules.1,12,13 However, the LVC Hamiltonian does not have an analytical solution and still would require quite involved quantum dynamical simulations to obtain population dynamics.14 In order to reduce the computational cost for large systems, one can consider only a restrict ...
silveira_report
... machine which, upon opening of a vacuum valve (AD valve), delivers the 5 MeV antiproton (pbar) beam which is trapped in the catching trap. Inside this vacuum system, there is a rotatable degrader (to reduce the energy of the pbar beam) and the beam counter (a positionsensitive silicon detector used ...
... machine which, upon opening of a vacuum valve (AD valve), delivers the 5 MeV antiproton (pbar) beam which is trapped in the catching trap. Inside this vacuum system, there is a rotatable degrader (to reduce the energy of the pbar beam) and the beam counter (a positionsensitive silicon detector used ...
Multipartite entanglement, quantum- error
... The phenomenon of entanglement [1, 2, 3] is a remarkable feature of quantum physics that has been identified as a key ingredient in many areas of quantum information theory including quantum key distribution [4], superdense coding [5] and teleportation [6]. However the general problem of how to quan ...
... The phenomenon of entanglement [1, 2, 3] is a remarkable feature of quantum physics that has been identified as a key ingredient in many areas of quantum information theory including quantum key distribution [4], superdense coding [5] and teleportation [6]. However the general problem of how to quan ...
Untitled - at www.arxiv.org.
... as anyone, wrote: “My physics students don’t understand it either. That is because I don’t understand it.”” [5, p98] Similar statements could be made of relativity theory’s claims that time and space are malleable. For perhaps the first time in the history of any science, the scholars of physics sim ...
... as anyone, wrote: “My physics students don’t understand it either. That is because I don’t understand it.”” [5, p98] Similar statements could be made of relativity theory’s claims that time and space are malleable. For perhaps the first time in the history of any science, the scholars of physics sim ...
The Quantum Hall Effect: Novel Excitations and Broken Symmetries
... the MBE growth direction. The dark circles indicate the Si+ ions which have donated electrons into the quantum well. The lowest electric subband wave function of the quantum well is illustrated by the dashed line. It is common to use an alloy of GaAs and AlAs rather than pure AlAs for the barrier re ...
... the MBE growth direction. The dark circles indicate the Si+ ions which have donated electrons into the quantum well. The lowest electric subband wave function of the quantum well is illustrated by the dashed line. It is common to use an alloy of GaAs and AlAs rather than pure AlAs for the barrier re ...
Life in Configuration Space - Philsci
... How is the 3N-dimensional nature of the underlying quantum mechanical reality to be reconciled with the three-dimensional nature of our experience? Bell discusses the solution in the case of Bohm’s theory at some length. The key is that the wavefunction by itself does not constitute a complete repr ...
... How is the 3N-dimensional nature of the underlying quantum mechanical reality to be reconciled with the three-dimensional nature of our experience? Bell discusses the solution in the case of Bohm’s theory at some length. The key is that the wavefunction by itself does not constitute a complete repr ...
