How Albert Einstein invented entanglement despite his intention
... It is common knowledge that Albert Einstein at the beginning of the last century invented both the Special (1905) – and the General Theory of Relativity (1915). It is also common knowledge that in 1905, he invented the photon as an elementary particles of light. Less commonly known is Einstein’s lif ...
... It is common knowledge that Albert Einstein at the beginning of the last century invented both the Special (1905) – and the General Theory of Relativity (1915). It is also common knowledge that in 1905, he invented the photon as an elementary particles of light. Less commonly known is Einstein’s lif ...
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... in a random sequence. There is a certain probability that two such trains accidentally overlap. When this occurs they interfere and one may find four photons, or none, or something in between as a result. It is proper to speak of interference in this situation because the conditions of the experimen ...
... in a random sequence. There is a certain probability that two such trains accidentally overlap. When this occurs they interfere and one may find four photons, or none, or something in between as a result. It is proper to speak of interference in this situation because the conditions of the experimen ...
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... Reading: Chapter 7 of Griffiths (plus you may need to review earlier material) 28. Find rotational invariants corresponding to the following processes: a. Natural optical activity: rotation of the direction of the polarization of linearly polarized light propagating in an isotropic medium. b. Farada ...
... Reading: Chapter 7 of Griffiths (plus you may need to review earlier material) 28. Find rotational invariants corresponding to the following processes: a. Natural optical activity: rotation of the direction of the polarization of linearly polarized light propagating in an isotropic medium. b. Farada ...
James Chadwick - Nobel Lecture
... will take place with absorption of kinetic energy if a proton is released in the transformation, and may take place with release of kinetic energy if one at least of the products is an α-particle. Thus processes in which a proton is emitted can only occur with fast neutrons, even in collisions with ...
... will take place with absorption of kinetic energy if a proton is released in the transformation, and may take place with release of kinetic energy if one at least of the products is an α-particle. Thus processes in which a proton is emitted can only occur with fast neutrons, even in collisions with ...
Rabi oscillations, Ramsey fringes and spin echoes
... The state variables of an electrical circuit, like voltages and currents can be made to behave quantum mechanically by minimizing the coupling to external degrees of freedom through a proper design. Circuits based on superconducting tunnel junctions have displayed signatures of macroscopic quantum b ...
... The state variables of an electrical circuit, like voltages and currents can be made to behave quantum mechanically by minimizing the coupling to external degrees of freedom through a proper design. Circuits based on superconducting tunnel junctions have displayed signatures of macroscopic quantum b ...
Bird`s Eye View - Student Friendly Quantum Field Theory
... commutation relations for certain operators (which result in other quantum phenomena such as uncertainty.) But it was soon recognized that one could do the reverse. One could, instead, take the classical Poisson brackets over into quantum commutation relations first, and because of that, the dynamic ...
... commutation relations for certain operators (which result in other quantum phenomena such as uncertainty.) But it was soon recognized that one could do the reverse. One could, instead, take the classical Poisson brackets over into quantum commutation relations first, and because of that, the dynamic ...
Snímek 1
... 2 or 1 dimension: constraining velocity along either 2 or 1 mutually orthogonal axes ...
... 2 or 1 dimension: constraining velocity along either 2 or 1 mutually orthogonal axes ...
Resonance hit
... Proofs by semiclassical and quantum simulations • Why semiclassical and not just quantum mechanics – only way to prove a correspondence between the classical notion of flux of particles and quantum wavefunctions ...
... Proofs by semiclassical and quantum simulations • Why semiclassical and not just quantum mechanics – only way to prove a correspondence between the classical notion of flux of particles and quantum wavefunctions ...
THE DETERMINATION OF PHOTON MASS
... known hyper-optimistically as Athe standard model@, the idea crept in that the photon mass is identically zero. Despite this the particle physics group gives an upper limit for photon mass in its tables. The idea of identically zero photon mass is evidently self contradictory, the assertion of zero ...
... known hyper-optimistically as Athe standard model@, the idea crept in that the photon mass is identically zero. Despite this the particle physics group gives an upper limit for photon mass in its tables. The idea of identically zero photon mass is evidently self contradictory, the assertion of zero ...
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... 6. Does matter wave amplification work for fermions? Several recently observed phenomena Bose-Einstein condensates, superradiance of atoms, four-wave mixing and matter wave amplification were described as processes which are bosonically stimulated, i.e., their rates are proportional to (N+1), where ...
... 6. Does matter wave amplification work for fermions? Several recently observed phenomena Bose-Einstein condensates, superradiance of atoms, four-wave mixing and matter wave amplification were described as processes which are bosonically stimulated, i.e., their rates are proportional to (N+1), where ...
