Equivalent Electromagnetic Constants for Microwave Application to
... electromagnetic phenomenon elucidation is not enough. Historical facts say that industrial problems often contribute significantly to physical scientific progress. The temperature measurement of molten steel was discussed in the steel making plant and quantum mechanics was created about 100 years ag ...
... electromagnetic phenomenon elucidation is not enough. Historical facts say that industrial problems often contribute significantly to physical scientific progress. The temperature measurement of molten steel was discussed in the steel making plant and quantum mechanics was created about 100 years ag ...
Supersymmetric quantum mechanics and new potentials
... (i>-). Then, the H- eigenfunctions can be written in terms of H+ eigenfunctions (i>- cx d-i>+). The reciproca1 is also true, i.e. i>+ cc d+i>- are ...
... (i>-). Then, the H- eigenfunctions can be written in terms of H+ eigenfunctions (i>- cx d-i>+). The reciproca1 is also true, i.e. i>+ cc d+i>- are ...
Quantum computing with photons: introduction to the circuit model
... quantum computing and their application in experiments with photonic systems. Photons allow the encoding of information in various degrees of freedom; here, we will mainly focus on polarization. Polarization-encoded systems are well-suited for quantum computing due to their low decoherence and the s ...
... quantum computing and their application in experiments with photonic systems. Photons allow the encoding of information in various degrees of freedom; here, we will mainly focus on polarization. Polarization-encoded systems are well-suited for quantum computing due to their low decoherence and the s ...
Surface field in an ensemble of superconducting spheres under
... In analyzing such a disordered system, one must be aware of the fact that the number of spheres that can be employed in a simulation (and therefore the length of the system for fixed o) is much lower than what one really has in the experimental system. In this situation two points become important. ...
... In analyzing such a disordered system, one must be aware of the fact that the number of spheres that can be employed in a simulation (and therefore the length of the system for fixed o) is much lower than what one really has in the experimental system. In this situation two points become important. ...
A Formal Cause Beyond Space and Time
... particles. The electromagnetic waves are not discarded by Planck: They still serve as the carriers of energy in space as a continuum. Planck attempts to attribute both continuity and discreteness to energy: It is discrete when entering or exiting a hot body, but continuous when traveling in space. T ...
... particles. The electromagnetic waves are not discarded by Planck: They still serve as the carriers of energy in space as a continuum. Planck attempts to attribute both continuity and discreteness to energy: It is discrete when entering or exiting a hot body, but continuous when traveling in space. T ...
Introduction to the Weak Interaction, Volume 1
... from the group of crystals at a normal to the beam . The image on this plat e was found to consist of a series of concentric circles similar to those obtaine d with x-rays . In order to prove that these were caused by the electrons themselve s and not by secondary electromagnetic radiation, a magnet ...
... from the group of crystals at a normal to the beam . The image on this plat e was found to consist of a series of concentric circles similar to those obtaine d with x-rays . In order to prove that these were caused by the electrons themselve s and not by secondary electromagnetic radiation, a magnet ...
Single-Photon Bus between Spin-Wave Quantum Memories.
... carriers of quantum states. Although a bit of quantum information (qubit) can be stored in a single two-level system, it can be expedient to instead use long-lived collective spin excitations of an atomic ensemble12 . The ensemble can then be viewed as a ‘macroatom’, whose excitations are quantized ...
... carriers of quantum states. Although a bit of quantum information (qubit) can be stored in a single two-level system, it can be expedient to instead use long-lived collective spin excitations of an atomic ensemble12 . The ensemble can then be viewed as a ‘macroatom’, whose excitations are quantized ...
TAP408-0: Field strength, potential energy and potential
... School EHT supplies have an output limited to 5 mA or less which makes them safe. In this experiment, very low currents are sufficient so the extra resistor (e.g. 50 MΏ can be included in the circuit is it is built into the supply. Note the high voltage on the sphere, the naked flame on the flame pr ...
... School EHT supplies have an output limited to 5 mA or less which makes them safe. In this experiment, very low currents are sufficient so the extra resistor (e.g. 50 MΏ can be included in the circuit is it is built into the supply. Note the high voltage on the sphere, the naked flame on the flame pr ...
Theoretical Investigations Regarding Single Molecules
... In addition to the neoclassical valence bond theory, this work contains three projects related to molecular electronic quantum transport. Here we will present a quick technical overview of the topics, and reserve the general introduction to the corresponding chapters. Chapter 4 considers the investi ...
... In addition to the neoclassical valence bond theory, this work contains three projects related to molecular electronic quantum transport. Here we will present a quick technical overview of the topics, and reserve the general introduction to the corresponding chapters. Chapter 4 considers the investi ...
Electric Field Behavior for a Finite Contact Angle
... becomes either infinitely high (singular behavior) or zero at the contact point, depending on the value of m. As far as we know, J. Takagi was the first person to analyze the problem and to find the infinitely high field near the point of contact [1]. He applied an extended conformal transformation ...
... becomes either infinitely high (singular behavior) or zero at the contact point, depending on the value of m. As far as we know, J. Takagi was the first person to analyze the problem and to find the infinitely high field near the point of contact [1]. He applied an extended conformal transformation ...
Mechanical quantum resonators A. N. Cleland and M. R. Geller
... basic two-junction circuit is shown in Fig. 2. The disk-shaped element is the nanomechanical resonator, consisting of a piezoelectric crystal sandwiched between split metal electrodes, and the junctions are the crossed boxes. The nanomechanical resonator is designed to have a fundamental thickness-r ...
... basic two-junction circuit is shown in Fig. 2. The disk-shaped element is the nanomechanical resonator, consisting of a piezoelectric crystal sandwiched between split metal electrodes, and the junctions are the crossed boxes. The nanomechanical resonator is designed to have a fundamental thickness-r ...
Relativity and Gravitation
... the plane of symmetry of the quadrupole; similar solutions exist in general relativity if the quadrupole moment is not too small. The motion is stable in a wide region, up to a maximum value of the radius, reached at the plane of symmetry; this value coincides exactly with the minimum value of the ...
... the plane of symmetry of the quadrupole; similar solutions exist in general relativity if the quadrupole moment is not too small. The motion is stable in a wide region, up to a maximum value of the radius, reached at the plane of symmetry; this value coincides exactly with the minimum value of the ...
SUPERSYMETRY FOR ASTROPHYSICISTS
... • Force unification suggests we can extrapolate to very high energy scales • All parameters (masses, couplings) have scale dependence • The top quark Yukawa coupling has a quasi-fixed point near its measured value Polonsky (2001) ...
... • Force unification suggests we can extrapolate to very high energy scales • All parameters (masses, couplings) have scale dependence • The top quark Yukawa coupling has a quasi-fixed point near its measured value Polonsky (2001) ...
Perspectives on organisms.
... century or so. There is no sign that we are at the end of this process. Nor would it be safe to assume that, even if it did seem to be true. It seemed true to early and midnineteenth century biologists, such as Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, Claude Bernard, and many others. They could assume, with Laplace, ...
... century or so. There is no sign that we are at the end of this process. Nor would it be safe to assume that, even if it did seem to be true. It seemed true to early and midnineteenth century biologists, such as Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, Claude Bernard, and many others. They could assume, with Laplace, ...