Theory of quantum light emission from a strongly
... apparent mysteries, perhaps unique to the semiconductor environment. These effects include “off-resonant excitation of the cavity mode” and a “triple peak” during the strong coupling regime. Since these observations are unusual, it has been speculated that they indicate a clear deviation from a sim ...
... apparent mysteries, perhaps unique to the semiconductor environment. These effects include “off-resonant excitation of the cavity mode” and a “triple peak” during the strong coupling regime. Since these observations are unusual, it has been speculated that they indicate a clear deviation from a sim ...
Wigner functions - Statistical Physics and Theory of Chaos
... A main goal of quantum mechanics is to obtain expectation values for physical observables. If the Wigner function is to be a complete formulation of quantum mechanics, it must also be able to reproduce these expectation values of all functions of x and p. When using Wigner functions the expectation ...
... A main goal of quantum mechanics is to obtain expectation values for physical observables. If the Wigner function is to be a complete formulation of quantum mechanics, it must also be able to reproduce these expectation values of all functions of x and p. When using Wigner functions the expectation ...
Exactly Solvable Quantum Field Theories: From
... • Why is N=4 SYM integrable? • What lessons for less supersymmetric SYM and QCD? • 1/N – expansion integrable? • Gluon amlitudes, correlators …integrable? • BFKL from Y-system? ...
... • Why is N=4 SYM integrable? • What lessons for less supersymmetric SYM and QCD? • 1/N – expansion integrable? • Gluon amlitudes, correlators …integrable? • BFKL from Y-system? ...
Quantum Mechanics
... which are imaginary parts of the respective polyvectors with the -vector component associated with time left out. These constructs are useful because we are going to work in the Hamiltonian formalism where time is singled out. Using them it is straightforward to generalize the standard formalism of ...
... which are imaginary parts of the respective polyvectors with the -vector component associated with time left out. These constructs are useful because we are going to work in the Hamiltonian formalism where time is singled out. Using them it is straightforward to generalize the standard formalism of ...