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Research Project Quantum Physics
... Physics is a means to describe the world around us. It makes use of facts, theories and experiments in order to determine certain physical quantities. Physicists are always looking for knowledge, trying to understand everything. One of the basic physical ideas is that everything can be known. To kno ...
... Physics is a means to describe the world around us. It makes use of facts, theories and experiments in order to determine certain physical quantities. Physicists are always looking for knowledge, trying to understand everything. One of the basic physical ideas is that everything can be known. To kno ...
quantum transport phenomena of two
... that was introduced in Ref. [4]. (It is also called Datta-Das spin field-effect transistor.) Spintronics with semiconductors is currently developed along several different directions. First, by considering hybrid structures that combine ferromagnetic metals with nonmagnetic semiconductors. A remarka ...
... that was introduced in Ref. [4]. (It is also called Datta-Das spin field-effect transistor.) Spintronics with semiconductors is currently developed along several different directions. First, by considering hybrid structures that combine ferromagnetic metals with nonmagnetic semiconductors. A remarka ...
Biological Autonomy
... quantum vacuum processes in the context of biological teleology. One faces at least three basic problems of genuine biological autonomy: (1) if biological autonomy is not physical, where does it come from? (2) Is there a room for biological causes? And (3) how to obtain a workable model of biologica ...
... quantum vacuum processes in the context of biological teleology. One faces at least three basic problems of genuine biological autonomy: (1) if biological autonomy is not physical, where does it come from? (2) Is there a room for biological causes? And (3) how to obtain a workable model of biologica ...
1 simultaneous polarization squeezing of all three stokes
... Stokes vector in Poincare sphere and is determined by the four Stokes parameters [1,2] S0 , S1 , S 2 , and S3 . Quantum nature of Polarization of light [3-8] has received more attention in a number of papers because of more chances in the same for Quantum information communication. The quantum Stoke ...
... Stokes vector in Poincare sphere and is determined by the four Stokes parameters [1,2] S0 , S1 , S 2 , and S3 . Quantum nature of Polarization of light [3-8] has received more attention in a number of papers because of more chances in the same for Quantum information communication. The quantum Stoke ...
Perturbation Theory and Atomic Resonances Since Schrödinger`s
... on a real parameter θ such that x ∈ Rν → eθ x, hence [U (θ)f ] (x) := eνθ/2 f eθ x . For suitable potentials one can treat θ as a complex variable and regard Hθ := U ∗ (θ)HU (θ) as an analytic family of operators. An easy calculation shows that if θ is continued off the real axis, the essential sp ...
... on a real parameter θ such that x ∈ Rν → eθ x, hence [U (θ)f ] (x) := eνθ/2 f eθ x . For suitable potentials one can treat θ as a complex variable and regard Hθ := U ∗ (θ)HU (θ) as an analytic family of operators. An easy calculation shows that if θ is continued off the real axis, the essential sp ...
Violation of Leggett-Garg inequalities in quantum measurements
... interaction must therefore cause an unavoidable back-action on the system, so that the result of the final measurement cannot be identified with the value that the corresponding observable had before the initial measurement was performed. Nevertheless, Leggett and Garg argued that the fundamental qu ...
... interaction must therefore cause an unavoidable back-action on the system, so that the result of the final measurement cannot be identified with the value that the corresponding observable had before the initial measurement was performed. Nevertheless, Leggett and Garg argued that the fundamental qu ...
Quantum Theory of Particles and Fields
... Dimensional regularization: analytic continuation in dimension Gauge invariance, widely used for practical calculations Gamma_5 problem: questionable to chiral theory Dimension problem: unsuitable for super-symmetric theory Divergent behavior: losing quadratic behavior (incorrect gap eq.) ...
... Dimensional regularization: analytic continuation in dimension Gauge invariance, widely used for practical calculations Gamma_5 problem: questionable to chiral theory Dimension problem: unsuitable for super-symmetric theory Divergent behavior: losing quadratic behavior (incorrect gap eq.) ...
Cover Story Can Quantum Computing Provide Exponential
... and I2IT. CSI also congratulates Prof. Bimal K. Roy, Director of the Indian Statistical Institute and a well-known Statistician and Cryptologist who has been a supporter of CSI in many events for being awarded Padma Shri award. The Annual Students Convention (ASC) on the theme “Campus to Corporate a ...
... and I2IT. CSI also congratulates Prof. Bimal K. Roy, Director of the Indian Statistical Institute and a well-known Statistician and Cryptologist who has been a supporter of CSI in many events for being awarded Padma Shri award. The Annual Students Convention (ASC) on the theme “Campus to Corporate a ...
Fabrication and characterization of single luminescing quantum dots
... he main goal of this work was to gain more knowledge about the physics of silicon quantum dots and the mechanisms that drive photoluminescence and govern the nanocrystals’ optical properties. A fabrication method for single silicon nanocrystals was developed, which allows for repeatable single dot m ...
... he main goal of this work was to gain more knowledge about the physics of silicon quantum dots and the mechanisms that drive photoluminescence and govern the nanocrystals’ optical properties. A fabrication method for single silicon nanocrystals was developed, which allows for repeatable single dot m ...
From quantum foundations to quantum information protocols and back PhD thesis
... aims for the prediction of all natural phenomena; for every action, what is the corresponding reaction? Prediction entails modeling the correlation between an action, the ‘input’, and what is subsequently observed, the ‘output’. Understanding, on the other hand, involves developing insightful princi ...
... aims for the prediction of all natural phenomena; for every action, what is the corresponding reaction? Prediction entails modeling the correlation between an action, the ‘input’, and what is subsequently observed, the ‘output’. Understanding, on the other hand, involves developing insightful princi ...
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Course Title Statistical Physics and
... The central force, The two body problem ...
... The central force, The two body problem ...
Long Term Confidentiality: a Survey
... term confidentiality, often by law. For example, German law stipulates that medical and legal data remain confidential from third parties even after death of a patient or client [50]. As more and more sensitive medical and legal data is processed and stored electronically, ensuring its long term co ...
... term confidentiality, often by law. For example, German law stipulates that medical and legal data remain confidential from third parties even after death of a patient or client [50]. As more and more sensitive medical and legal data is processed and stored electronically, ensuring its long term co ...
Nature’s Queer Performativity “O 25
... crime is against Nature herself, against all that is natural. Nature is the victim, the victimized, the wronged. At the same time, humans who commit “acts against nature” are said to be acting like animals. In other words, the “perpetrator” is seen as damaging Nature from the outside, yet at the sam ...
... crime is against Nature herself, against all that is natural. Nature is the victim, the victimized, the wronged. At the same time, humans who commit “acts against nature” are said to be acting like animals. In other words, the “perpetrator” is seen as damaging Nature from the outside, yet at the sam ...