Inelastic Dark Matter and Directional Detection: Motivations and Prospects Douglas Finkbeiner (Harvard)
... •Majorana fermion or a real scalar. •Particle is its own anti-particle. •No conserved quantum numbers. Suppose the new force is a U(1) gauge force, mediated by a vector boson. (analogy: electromagnetism) •New boson couples to the “dark charge” but in the Majorana basis they have no charge. •Any Majo ...
... •Majorana fermion or a real scalar. •Particle is its own anti-particle. •No conserved quantum numbers. Suppose the new force is a U(1) gauge force, mediated by a vector boson. (analogy: electromagnetism) •New boson couples to the “dark charge” but in the Majorana basis they have no charge. •Any Majo ...
Entanglement in the anisotropic Heisenberg XYZ model with
... We investigate the entanglement in a two-qubit Heisenberg XYZ system with different DzyaloshinskiiMoriya(DM) interaction and inhomogeneous magnetic field. It is found that the control parameters (Dx , Bx and bx ) are remarkably different with the common control parameters (Dz ,Bz and bz ) in the ent ...
... We investigate the entanglement in a two-qubit Heisenberg XYZ system with different DzyaloshinskiiMoriya(DM) interaction and inhomogeneous magnetic field. It is found that the control parameters (Dx , Bx and bx ) are remarkably different with the common control parameters (Dz ,Bz and bz ) in the ent ...
MOCK MODULAR FORMS AND QUANTUM MODULAR FORMS 1
... In his 1920 letter to Hardy [1], Ramanujan constructed seventeen examples which he called “mock theta functions”. Ramanujan claimed that these functions satisfiy: (1) they had infinitely many singularities at rationals, (2) it was impossible to construct a single modular form to cut out all of the s ...
... In his 1920 letter to Hardy [1], Ramanujan constructed seventeen examples which he called “mock theta functions”. Ramanujan claimed that these functions satisfiy: (1) they had infinitely many singularities at rationals, (2) it was impossible to construct a single modular form to cut out all of the s ...
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... include, for example, time reversal, t ! t 0 = t, a time shift, t ! t 0 = t + ⌧ , similar operations on the space variables, or/and other operations on system variables, including, for example, permutations [27]. 2. Consider contributions from the original trajectory yielding an observable A(t ) and ...
... include, for example, time reversal, t ! t 0 = t, a time shift, t ! t 0 = t + ⌧ , similar operations on the space variables, or/and other operations on system variables, including, for example, permutations [27]. 2. Consider contributions from the original trajectory yielding an observable A(t ) and ...
Nuclear Gravitation Field Theory
... acceleration) at sea level is 32.2 feet/sec2 equal to 9.8 meters/sec2 or 1g of acceleration. There is a relationship between the electric field permittivity constant in free space“ε0” and the magnetic permeability constant in a vacuum “μ0” related to speed of the propagation of light. A photon (or q ...
... acceleration) at sea level is 32.2 feet/sec2 equal to 9.8 meters/sec2 or 1g of acceleration. There is a relationship between the electric field permittivity constant in free space“ε0” and the magnetic permeability constant in a vacuum “μ0” related to speed of the propagation of light. A photon (or q ...
Poetry of Physics and the Physics of Poetry
... the significance of this information. These two activities are by no means independent of each other. One requires a worldview to acquire new knowledge and vice versa one needs knowledge with which to create a worldview. But how does this process begin? Which comes first, the knowledge or the worldv ...
... the significance of this information. These two activities are by no means independent of each other. One requires a worldview to acquire new knowledge and vice versa one needs knowledge with which to create a worldview. But how does this process begin? Which comes first, the knowledge or the worldv ...
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... ☞ The amount of each state is given by the Clebsch-Gordan coefficients (1/√2 in this cases). ...
... ☞ The amount of each state is given by the Clebsch-Gordan coefficients (1/√2 in this cases). ...
Presentation slides
... Dotted trajectory is one created by action of n̂0 Suppose dotted trajectory has r right and l left collisions Then annihilated particle is |r − l| positions to right of created particle ...
... Dotted trajectory is one created by action of n̂0 Suppose dotted trajectory has r right and l left collisions Then annihilated particle is |r − l| positions to right of created particle ...
Equações de Onda Generalizadas e Quantização
... Prof. Dr. Paulo Afonso Faria da Veiga (Institute of Mathematics and Computer Sciences – University of Sao Paulo) Prof. Dr. André Gustavo Scagliusi Landulfo (Centro de Ciências Naturais e Humanas – Federal University of ABC) ...
... Prof. Dr. Paulo Afonso Faria da Veiga (Institute of Mathematics and Computer Sciences – University of Sao Paulo) Prof. Dr. André Gustavo Scagliusi Landulfo (Centro de Ciências Naturais e Humanas – Federal University of ABC) ...
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... the proximity-induced superconducting pair potential 0 . At such high values of the Zeeman splitting the superconductivity itself survives because of the spin-chirality induced on the semiconductor Fermi surface by a strong enough spin-orbit coupling.14 The twin requirements of strong Zeeman splitt ...
... the proximity-induced superconducting pair potential 0 . At such high values of the Zeeman splitting the superconductivity itself survives because of the spin-chirality induced on the semiconductor Fermi surface by a strong enough spin-orbit coupling.14 The twin requirements of strong Zeeman splitt ...
Bachelor Thesis - Institut für Analysis und Scientific Computing
... like in shipping, or weaving. More interesting and in particular aesthetically pleasing were the mystic symbols in many cultures. Famous examples are the sign of the pythagorians, a pentagonal star, the David’s star, or the celtic trefoil knot, shown in the picture below. Wearing a ring or necklace ...
... like in shipping, or weaving. More interesting and in particular aesthetically pleasing were the mystic symbols in many cultures. Famous examples are the sign of the pythagorians, a pentagonal star, the David’s star, or the celtic trefoil knot, shown in the picture below. Wearing a ring or necklace ...
electron transport in quantum dots. - Leo Kouwenhoven
... quantum dots has been a very active and fruitful research topic. These dots have proven to be useful systems to study a wide range of physical phenomena. We discuss here in separate sections the physics of artificial atoms, coupled quantum systems, quantum chaos, the quantum Hall effect, and time-de ...
... quantum dots has been a very active and fruitful research topic. These dots have proven to be useful systems to study a wide range of physical phenomena. We discuss here in separate sections the physics of artificial atoms, coupled quantum systems, quantum chaos, the quantum Hall effect, and time-de ...
