Modal Approaches in Metaphysics and Quantum Mechanics1
... of QM have been borrowed from the wave optics, analytical mechanics, and the theory of electromagnetic field. This happened despite the perspective on the reality in these theories is substantially different. The only argument was a metaphysical belief of the physicists that all laws of nature are u ...
... of QM have been borrowed from the wave optics, analytical mechanics, and the theory of electromagnetic field. This happened despite the perspective on the reality in these theories is substantially different. The only argument was a metaphysical belief of the physicists that all laws of nature are u ...
Quantum Phase Transitions
... This article will not consider such non-zero temperature phase transitions, but will instead describe second-order phase transitions at the absolute zero of temperature. Such transitions are driven by quantum fluctuations mandated by the Heisenberg uncertainty principle: one can imagine moving acros ...
... This article will not consider such non-zero temperature phase transitions, but will instead describe second-order phase transitions at the absolute zero of temperature. Such transitions are driven by quantum fluctuations mandated by the Heisenberg uncertainty principle: one can imagine moving acros ...
chapter 7 - atomic structure
... protons, they account for most of the atomic mass. The atom contains a vast empty space where electrons are supposed to be present. Electrons may be transferred from one atom to another during chemical reactions, which converts neutral atoms into cations and anions. Although electrons are associated ...
... protons, they account for most of the atomic mass. The atom contains a vast empty space where electrons are supposed to be present. Electrons may be transferred from one atom to another during chemical reactions, which converts neutral atoms into cations and anions. Although electrons are associated ...
Mass-Energy equivalence, Annihilation, Two
... generally. In all cases there needs to be enough energy in the system to produce those pairs, which for an electron at rest is 0.511 MeV, with the same again required for producing the antielectron. The pair production process may occur with a single (high energy) photon interacting with a nucleon ( ...
... generally. In all cases there needs to be enough energy in the system to produce those pairs, which for an electron at rest is 0.511 MeV, with the same again required for producing the antielectron. The pair production process may occur with a single (high energy) photon interacting with a nucleon ( ...
Foundations for proper-time relativistic quantum theory Tepper L. Gill , Trey Morris
... spinor representation in the Dirac equation hides its time nonlocal property. We conclude that the Dirac and square-root operator do not represent the same physics, despite that fact that they are related by a unitary transformation. In the third section, we introduce the canonical proper-time appro ...
... spinor representation in the Dirac equation hides its time nonlocal property. We conclude that the Dirac and square-root operator do not represent the same physics, despite that fact that they are related by a unitary transformation. In the third section, we introduce the canonical proper-time appro ...
Mutually exclusive and exhaustive quantum states
... appended to this chain of reasoning the interesting aesthetic observation that (2) attains its minimum value when (1) is a spectral expansion, so that an orthogonal set {~bi} "provides, in the sense of information content, the most economical description of the freedom of choice implied by a density ...
... appended to this chain of reasoning the interesting aesthetic observation that (2) attains its minimum value when (1) is a spectral expansion, so that an orthogonal set {~bi} "provides, in the sense of information content, the most economical description of the freedom of choice implied by a density ...
Visualizing the Coupling between Red and Blue Stark States
... the interference patterns that can be recorded in photoionization microscopy experiments. In hydrogen Stark states, ionization involves tunneling through the effective potential along the η coordinate, VðηÞ ¼ −ðZ2 =2ηÞ þ (ðm2 − 1Þ=8η2 ) − ðFη=8Þ (see, e.g., Fig. 1(b) in [13]), where Z2 is a separati ...
... the interference patterns that can be recorded in photoionization microscopy experiments. In hydrogen Stark states, ionization involves tunneling through the effective potential along the η coordinate, VðηÞ ¼ −ðZ2 =2ηÞ þ (ðm2 − 1Þ=8η2 ) − ðFη=8Þ (see, e.g., Fig. 1(b) in [13]), where Z2 is a separati ...
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... A simplified model - the excitons are localised and replaced by 2-level systems and coupled to a single optical mode in the microcavity Density of states ...
... A simplified model - the excitons are localised and replaced by 2-level systems and coupled to a single optical mode in the microcavity Density of states ...
(Theory of electromagnetism and the light) Author: Arman
... in the atom is so and there are many stationary circuits so the statistics that the directions of many electrons don’t be to opposite is so less and when the opposite directions arrive to other tense together. In fact because in the electromagnetism theory of the light we consider the electrical fie ...
... in the atom is so and there are many stationary circuits so the statistics that the directions of many electrons don’t be to opposite is so less and when the opposite directions arrive to other tense together. In fact because in the electromagnetism theory of the light we consider the electrical fie ...
Preliminary analysis of the hypothetical ring system in the inner
... Figure 3.c – Variation of the eccentricity of the Figure 3.e – Variation of the inclination of the particle with I.C eP = 0.32. particle with I.C iP = 220. ...
... Figure 3.c – Variation of the eccentricity of the Figure 3.e – Variation of the inclination of the particle with I.C eP = 0.32. particle with I.C iP = 220. ...
Future Directions in Quantum Information
... optical and microwave transitions, yielding orders of magnitude of advance in precision over previous atomic clocks. Quantum information processing using Nitrogen-Vacancy (NV) centers in diamond takes advantage of quantum coherence and entanglement to deliver highly precise magnetometry. Entangled s ...
... optical and microwave transitions, yielding orders of magnitude of advance in precision over previous atomic clocks. Quantum information processing using Nitrogen-Vacancy (NV) centers in diamond takes advantage of quantum coherence and entanglement to deliver highly precise magnetometry. Entangled s ...
Unified view on multiconfigurational time propagation for systems
... number of orbitals owing to Bose-Einstein statistics. Alternatively speaking, by explicitly exploiting boson statistics it is possible to successfully and quantitatively attack the dynamics of a much large number of bosons with the MCTDHB theory. As a first application of MCTDHB, the manybody dynami ...
... number of orbitals owing to Bose-Einstein statistics. Alternatively speaking, by explicitly exploiting boson statistics it is possible to successfully and quantitatively attack the dynamics of a much large number of bosons with the MCTDHB theory. As a first application of MCTDHB, the manybody dynami ...
Light scattering experiments on Brownian motion in shear flow and
... essentially the same for different points on the detector surface. In other words, the angle 6 subtended by the detector should satisfy ...
... essentially the same for different points on the detector surface. In other words, the angle 6 subtended by the detector should satisfy ...
