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... Emission between mirrors The mode structure of the vacuum field is dramatically altered in a cavity whose size is comparable to the wavelength. The schematic diagram in figure 2 shows an atom confined between two plane, parallel mirrors with separation d. For an electric field polarized parallel to ...
... Emission between mirrors The mode structure of the vacuum field is dramatically altered in a cavity whose size is comparable to the wavelength. The schematic diagram in figure 2 shows an atom confined between two plane, parallel mirrors with separation d. For an electric field polarized parallel to ...
Chapter 4 from the Virtual Book of Quantum Mechanics
... is chosen to be zero. The next simplest problems are those where the potentials are piecewise constant. A potential that is piecewise constant is discontinuous at one or more points. The potential is chosen to be zero in one region and is of non-zero value in other regions without a transition regio ...
... is chosen to be zero. The next simplest problems are those where the potentials are piecewise constant. A potential that is piecewise constant is discontinuous at one or more points. The potential is chosen to be zero in one region and is of non-zero value in other regions without a transition regio ...
Nature’s Queer Performativity “O 25
... or those deemed “less-than-human” human Others, but “unnatural sexual acts”, as in non-reproductive sexual acts, especially sodomy, in other words “homosexual acts”. Moralism, which feeds off of human exceptionalism, and, in particular, human superiority (indeed, being moral agents is one way that h ...
... or those deemed “less-than-human” human Others, but “unnatural sexual acts”, as in non-reproductive sexual acts, especially sodomy, in other words “homosexual acts”. Moralism, which feeds off of human exceptionalism, and, in particular, human superiority (indeed, being moral agents is one way that h ...
Raman Spectroscopy
... while not exceeding CCD spectral detection limits. Due to their availability and the fact that they allow for the maximum fluorescence reduction without the sacrifice of spectral range or resolution, 785nm diode lasers have become the industry standard. For increased sensitivity with inorganic molec ...
... while not exceeding CCD spectral detection limits. Due to their availability and the fact that they allow for the maximum fluorescence reduction without the sacrifice of spectral range or resolution, 785nm diode lasers have become the industry standard. For increased sensitivity with inorganic molec ...
Quantum Theory: a Pragmatist Approach
... claims will describe the apparatus, while others will describe the results of the experiment. But while claims concerning where individual particles are detected contributing to the interference pattern are considered permissible (and even essential), claims about which slit each particle went thro ...
... claims will describe the apparatus, while others will describe the results of the experiment. But while claims concerning where individual particles are detected contributing to the interference pattern are considered permissible (and even essential), claims about which slit each particle went thro ...
Functional Form of the Imaginary Part of the Atomic Polarizability
... a decay process, with the spontaneous emission of radiation quanta. If one includes the energy of the emitted quanta into the energy balance, one sees that the final quantum state of the decay process actually has the same same energy as the initial state. We consider as an example the spontaneous e ...
... a decay process, with the spontaneous emission of radiation quanta. If one includes the energy of the emitted quanta into the energy balance, one sees that the final quantum state of the decay process actually has the same same energy as the initial state. We consider as an example the spontaneous e ...
Controlling the speed of light pulses
... This superluminal communication scheme fails because photons cannot be perfectly copied: the amplifier will produce photons with polarization different from the incident photon by spontaneous emission—we cannot have stimulated emission without spontaneous emission, and therefore we cannot amplify an ...
... This superluminal communication scheme fails because photons cannot be perfectly copied: the amplifier will produce photons with polarization different from the incident photon by spontaneous emission—we cannot have stimulated emission without spontaneous emission, and therefore we cannot amplify an ...
An experimental implementation of oblivious transfer in the noisy
... quantum channel are operating within their design parameters since this is what the one-way error correction code has been optimized for. If Bob is dishonest, then we do not have to worry about him being able to decode, the goal of the protocol is to ensure that honest Bob can learn his desired stri ...
... quantum channel are operating within their design parameters since this is what the one-way error correction code has been optimized for. If Bob is dishonest, then we do not have to worry about him being able to decode, the goal of the protocol is to ensure that honest Bob can learn his desired stri ...
Bohmian Trajectories of the Two-Electron Helium Atom
... scales characteristic of quantum events). The Uncertainty Principle is seen by some to be so fundamental that it is sometimes taken as an axiom of the theory. Thus, it seems that quantum mechanics not only lends itself to being a statistical theory because of the consistency of Born’s probabilistic ...
... scales characteristic of quantum events). The Uncertainty Principle is seen by some to be so fundamental that it is sometimes taken as an axiom of the theory. Thus, it seems that quantum mechanics not only lends itself to being a statistical theory because of the consistency of Born’s probabilistic ...
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... For this reaction we know many things: ◆ sπ = 0, sn = 1/2, sd = 1, orbital angular momentum Ld = 0, Jd = 1 ◆ We know (from experiment) that the π is captured by the d in an s-wave state. ☞ The total angular momentum of the initial state is just that of the d (J = 1). ◆ The isospin of the nn sys ...
... For this reaction we know many things: ◆ sπ = 0, sn = 1/2, sd = 1, orbital angular momentum Ld = 0, Jd = 1 ◆ We know (from experiment) that the π is captured by the d in an s-wave state. ☞ The total angular momentum of the initial state is just that of the d (J = 1). ◆ The isospin of the nn sys ...
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... the two parties (say Alice and Bob) exchange a running clock, e.g., Alice sends her clock to Bob, and he compares it with his own. This method does not require time-of-arrival measurements, but it is usually impractical because a complex system (a clock) must be exchanged. It is much easier to imple ...
... the two parties (say Alice and Bob) exchange a running clock, e.g., Alice sends her clock to Bob, and he compares it with his own. This method does not require time-of-arrival measurements, but it is usually impractical because a complex system (a clock) must be exchanged. It is much easier to imple ...
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... in a pure state. For mixed states, on the other hand, although it is easy enough to define what is meant by a totally unentangled state—namely, one in which it is possible to represent the density operator as an incoherent superposition of factorizable states—quantifying the amount of entanglement i ...
... in a pure state. For mixed states, on the other hand, although it is easy enough to define what is meant by a totally unentangled state—namely, one in which it is possible to represent the density operator as an incoherent superposition of factorizable states—quantifying the amount of entanglement i ...
On Participatory Realism
... began with a big bang. The laws must have come into being. Therefore they could not have been always a hundred percent accurate. That means that they are derivative, not primary. Also derivative, also not primary is the statistical law of distribution of the molecules of a dilute gas between two int ...
... began with a big bang. The laws must have come into being. Therefore they could not have been always a hundred percent accurate. That means that they are derivative, not primary. Also derivative, also not primary is the statistical law of distribution of the molecules of a dilute gas between two int ...
