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... • A visualization tool to illustrate the geometry of an electric field. • Electric field lines originate from positive charges and terminates at negative charges. (or at infinity) • The direction of the electric field at any location is tangential to the field line there. • The magnitude of the elec ...
... • A visualization tool to illustrate the geometry of an electric field. • Electric field lines originate from positive charges and terminates at negative charges. (or at infinity) • The direction of the electric field at any location is tangential to the field line there. • The magnitude of the elec ...
When do particles follow field lines?
... form. The bend-over is typically, but not always, comparable to the correlation scale of the fluctuations [Matthaeus et al., 2007]. The turbulence is a composite of slab and twodimensional (2D) geometry [e.g. Gray et al., 1996], with 20% of the fluctuation energy in the slab component and 80% in the ...
... form. The bend-over is typically, but not always, comparable to the correlation scale of the fluctuations [Matthaeus et al., 2007]. The turbulence is a composite of slab and twodimensional (2D) geometry [e.g. Gray et al., 1996], with 20% of the fluctuation energy in the slab component and 80% in the ...
Chapter 12 Quantum Black Holes
... Assume a particle–antiparticle pair created by vacuum fluctuation near the horizon of a Schwarzschild black hole, such that the particle and antiparticle end up on opposite sides of the horizon (Fig. 12.1). • If the particle–antiparticle pair is created in a small enough region of spacetime, there i ...
... Assume a particle–antiparticle pair created by vacuum fluctuation near the horizon of a Schwarzschild black hole, such that the particle and antiparticle end up on opposite sides of the horizon (Fig. 12.1). • If the particle–antiparticle pair is created in a small enough region of spacetime, there i ...
Phys. Rev. Lett. 104, 255303
... lattice-modulation spectroscopy, and we make predictions for the appropriate response functions. The approach that we describe is valid deep within the superfluid phase, in contrast to previous theory [14–18], and is directly relevant to experiments. Within our theory, we calculate the depletion of ...
... lattice-modulation spectroscopy, and we make predictions for the appropriate response functions. The approach that we describe is valid deep within the superfluid phase, in contrast to previous theory [14–18], and is directly relevant to experiments. Within our theory, we calculate the depletion of ...
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... Electron line: represents a”bare” electron Real observable particles: “bare” particles “dressed” by these virtual processes (“self-energy” terms) which contribute to the mass and charge. No limitation on the momentum k of these virtual particles dk logarithmically divergent k term As a conseque ...
... Electron line: represents a”bare” electron Real observable particles: “bare” particles “dressed” by these virtual processes (“self-energy” terms) which contribute to the mass and charge. No limitation on the momentum k of these virtual particles dk logarithmically divergent k term As a conseque ...
Edge states and integer quantum Hall effect in topological insulator
... to the thin film, the LL energies or edge states near one edge of the system, and the corresponding patterns of the quantum Hall conductance. In the absence of SIA, i.e., V = 0, four possible typical cases are shown in Fig. 2. Case (i) is for a thick film, i.e., Δ = B = 0. In the bulk, the LLs o ...
... to the thin film, the LL energies or edge states near one edge of the system, and the corresponding patterns of the quantum Hall conductance. In the absence of SIA, i.e., V = 0, four possible typical cases are shown in Fig. 2. Case (i) is for a thick film, i.e., Δ = B = 0. In the bulk, the LLs o ...
The Gravitational Field
... this change need not occur instantaneously at all points in space. As mentioned before, we believe that changes in the gravitational field are propagated at the speed of light. Furthermore, the field approach leads to a conceptual framework for understanding how the force is transmitted. In quantum ...
... this change need not occur instantaneously at all points in space. As mentioned before, we believe that changes in the gravitational field are propagated at the speed of light. Furthermore, the field approach leads to a conceptual framework for understanding how the force is transmitted. In quantum ...
Spin-density wave in a quantum wire
... The Rashba constant αR is phenomenological parameter that describes the magnitude of ~ s−o . The magnitude of asymmetry and hence the Rashba coupling strength can be conE trolled by the external gate voltage. In addition to the noted asymmetry of confining potentials (which include quantum-well pote ...
... The Rashba constant αR is phenomenological parameter that describes the magnitude of ~ s−o . The magnitude of asymmetry and hence the Rashba coupling strength can be conE trolled by the external gate voltage. In addition to the noted asymmetry of confining potentials (which include quantum-well pote ...
Discussion Question 3A
... flux, Φ ≡ ∫ E ⋅ dA . Why do we care about flux? Because Gauss’ law states that flux = ∫ E ⋅ dA = enc , ...
... flux, Φ ≡ ∫ E ⋅ dA . Why do we care about flux? Because Gauss’ law states that flux = ∫ E ⋅ dA = enc , ...
Electric Dipole
... magnitude and point in the same direction B) They are equal in magnitude and point towards charges A and B C) They are unequal in magnitude and point away from charges A and B D) They are unequal in magnitude and 180 apart in direction E) The net field at P is zero ...
... magnitude and point in the same direction B) They are equal in magnitude and point towards charges A and B C) They are unequal in magnitude and point away from charges A and B D) They are unequal in magnitude and 180 apart in direction E) The net field at P is zero ...
The Logic of Complementarity - Philsci
... In this section we make clear in what sense we understand the word ‘complementarity’. The quotations taken from Bohr and from other important commentators aim at to reinforce our view, although we are of course aware that a few isolated quotations cannot provide evidence for the full understanding ...
... In this section we make clear in what sense we understand the word ‘complementarity’. The quotations taken from Bohr and from other important commentators aim at to reinforce our view, although we are of course aware that a few isolated quotations cannot provide evidence for the full understanding ...
here - EuroPhotonics
... The standard formulation of quantum mechanics, through Bohr’s complementarity principle and Heisenberg’s uncertainty between position and momentum conjugate variables, suggests that trajectories cannot be ascribed to quantum particles. Surprisingly, in 2011 A. M. Steinberg and co-workers [1] reporte ...
... The standard formulation of quantum mechanics, through Bohr’s complementarity principle and Heisenberg’s uncertainty between position and momentum conjugate variables, suggests that trajectories cannot be ascribed to quantum particles. Surprisingly, in 2011 A. M. Steinberg and co-workers [1] reporte ...
Factorization Method and the Position
... The problem of describing the motion of systems endowed with position-dependent mass (PDM) has attracted interest since they appear in many physical problems. These include, e.g., the study of the electronic properties of semiconductors [1–3], quantum dots [4], the description of the dynamics of non ...
... The problem of describing the motion of systems endowed with position-dependent mass (PDM) has attracted interest since they appear in many physical problems. These include, e.g., the study of the electronic properties of semiconductors [1–3], quantum dots [4], the description of the dynamics of non ...
A minimizing principle for the Poisson
... To conclude, we have introduced a duality transformation for Poisson-Boltzmann functionals which allows us to find a local minimizing principle for both electrostatic and conformation degrees of freedom in a simulation. This opens the perspective of simpler annealing and dynamic relaxation in molecu ...
... To conclude, we have introduced a duality transformation for Poisson-Boltzmann functionals which allows us to find a local minimizing principle for both electrostatic and conformation degrees of freedom in a simulation. This opens the perspective of simpler annealing and dynamic relaxation in molecu ...
