CHAPTER 6: Quantum Mechanics II
... Consider a particle of energy E approaching a potential barrier of height V0 and the potential everywhere else is zero. We will first consider the case when the energy is greater than the potential ...
... Consider a particle of energy E approaching a potential barrier of height V0 and the potential everywhere else is zero. We will first consider the case when the energy is greater than the potential ...
Non-Abelian String-Net Ladders Marc Daniel Schulz, S´ebastien Dusuel, and Julien Vidal
... shown whereas, on the right part, a two-flux (2,2) excitation with qa = qb = 0 is displayed (trivial fluxes 0 are not shown). Right: phase diagram consisting of three gapped phases separated by first-order transitions at θ = π/4, π, and 3π/2. ...
... shown whereas, on the right part, a two-flux (2,2) excitation with qa = qb = 0 is displayed (trivial fluxes 0 are not shown). Right: phase diagram consisting of three gapped phases separated by first-order transitions at θ = π/4, π, and 3π/2. ...
The quantum phases of matter
... The double slit experiment Let |L� represent the state with the electron in the left slit ...
... The double slit experiment Let |L� represent the state with the electron in the left slit ...
Nonlinear quantum mechanics, the superposition principle, and the
... reference to classical time. We shall argue in the next section that such a reformulation is the limiting case of a nonlinear quantum theory, with the nonlinearity becoming significant only in the vicinity of the Planck mass scale. Away from the Planck mass scale, for objects with much smaller masses ...
... reference to classical time. We shall argue in the next section that such a reformulation is the limiting case of a nonlinear quantum theory, with the nonlinearity becoming significant only in the vicinity of the Planck mass scale. Away from the Planck mass scale, for objects with much smaller masses ...
... temperature, or even routine physical trauma such as moderate blows to the head would cause more than enough disruption to the internal brain environment to end any sort of nontrivial quantum coherence. Some have argued that tiny protein structures within neurons, microtubules, offer a milieu suitab ...
Direct and Indirect Couplings in Coherent
... subsystems, effecting indirect coupling between them. While the interaction between the system and field may be described from first principles in terms of an interaction Hamiltonian, it is much more convenient to use an idealized quantum noise model which is valid when suitable rotating wave and Ma ...
... subsystems, effecting indirect coupling between them. While the interaction between the system and field may be described from first principles in terms of an interaction Hamiltonian, it is much more convenient to use an idealized quantum noise model which is valid when suitable rotating wave and Ma ...
Paradox in Wave-Particle Duality
... this validation of BPC.(10–14) What these experiments have in common, however, is the fact that they provide information by measurement techniques which ultimately perturb the wavefunction. In this paper we report on the presence of sharp interference and highly reliable which-way information in the ...
... this validation of BPC.(10–14) What these experiments have in common, however, is the fact that they provide information by measurement techniques which ultimately perturb the wavefunction. In this paper we report on the presence of sharp interference and highly reliable which-way information in the ...
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... (Quantum-statistical) Noise analysis as a sensitive probe of the source properties, with a wide range of applications : • Quantum optics • Nuclear and particle physics (angular correlations) • Condensed matter physics (electron antibunching, mesoscopics, …) ...
... (Quantum-statistical) Noise analysis as a sensitive probe of the source properties, with a wide range of applications : • Quantum optics • Nuclear and particle physics (angular correlations) • Condensed matter physics (electron antibunching, mesoscopics, …) ...
Decoherence of matter waves by thermal emission of radiation
... study, C70 fullerene molecules have just the right amount of complexity to exhibit perfect quantum interference in our experiments13 at temperatures below 1,000 K, and to gradually lose all their quantum behaviour when the internal temperature is increased up to 3,000 K. We can thus trace the quantu ...
... study, C70 fullerene molecules have just the right amount of complexity to exhibit perfect quantum interference in our experiments13 at temperatures below 1,000 K, and to gradually lose all their quantum behaviour when the internal temperature is increased up to 3,000 K. We can thus trace the quantu ...
An Exploration of Powerful Power of Thought Experiences
... effects and accept that at least some of that information may come from the observer, it seems more than plausible that this active information could be related to an interface point between our macro world and the quantum world. Just as Bohm postulates regarding the quantum potential as active info ...
... effects and accept that at least some of that information may come from the observer, it seems more than plausible that this active information could be related to an interface point between our macro world and the quantum world. Just as Bohm postulates regarding the quantum potential as active info ...
QUANTUM MECHANICS • Introduction : Quantum Mechanics with
... As children of the computer revolution, you must be familiar with the idea of a bit of information. The bit is a system that can only has two possible states: 1/0 or up/down or on/off or dead cat/live cat etc. Let’s use up/down for now. Such binary systems are also called (obviously) two-state syste ...
... As children of the computer revolution, you must be familiar with the idea of a bit of information. The bit is a system that can only has two possible states: 1/0 or up/down or on/off or dead cat/live cat etc. Let’s use up/down for now. Such binary systems are also called (obviously) two-state syste ...
The diffusion of partially coherent beams in turbulent media
... teristics of the beam. However, so long as the propagation distance is sufficiently short, it is possible to control the phase-space properties of beams propagating in the turbulent atmosphere by a choice of their initial state of spatial coherence. The corresponding optimization problem depends on a ...
... teristics of the beam. However, so long as the propagation distance is sufficiently short, it is possible to control the phase-space properties of beams propagating in the turbulent atmosphere by a choice of their initial state of spatial coherence. The corresponding optimization problem depends on a ...
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... neutron), or a Helium atom in its ground state. Only bosons may be in close proximity with one another. Fermions (half-integer spin particles), on the other hand, repel each other as they get nearer. It is crucial for BEC that particles within the system considered are able to approach each other, o ...
... neutron), or a Helium atom in its ground state. Only bosons may be in close proximity with one another. Fermions (half-integer spin particles), on the other hand, repel each other as they get nearer. It is crucial for BEC that particles within the system considered are able to approach each other, o ...
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arXiv:0905.2946v1 [cond-mat.str-el] 18 May 2009
... To detect topological order, we turn to the entanglement spectrum shown in Fig. 3. We label the quasiparticle eigenvalues {ǫn } by discrete angular momenta ℓ = 0, π2 , π, 3π 2 , describing the transformation properties under the point group of the square lattice. Under a rotation by π2 , the quasi-p ...
... To detect topological order, we turn to the entanglement spectrum shown in Fig. 3. We label the quasiparticle eigenvalues {ǫn } by discrete angular momenta ℓ = 0, π2 , π, 3π 2 , describing the transformation properties under the point group of the square lattice. Under a rotation by π2 , the quasi-p ...
Derivation of the Lindblad Equation for Open Quantum Systems and
... Before we get there, we present the derivation of the Lindblad equation. In quantum mechanics, the time evolution of a quantum state of an isolated system is described by the Schrödinger equation. The density operator describes a quantum system in a mixed state, and the Liouville-von Neumann equati ...
... Before we get there, we present the derivation of the Lindblad equation. In quantum mechanics, the time evolution of a quantum state of an isolated system is described by the Schrödinger equation. The density operator describes a quantum system in a mixed state, and the Liouville-von Neumann equati ...
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... Realizations of a stationary stochastic process ξ(ti), such as that shown in Figure 3, may be interpreted as the change over time of the projection onto the X-axis of the position of the “point” in motion (Figures 2 and 3). That is, x(t) = ξ(ti). Even in the case of the statistical independence of t ...
... Realizations of a stationary stochastic process ξ(ti), such as that shown in Figure 3, may be interpreted as the change over time of the projection onto the X-axis of the position of the “point” in motion (Figures 2 and 3). That is, x(t) = ξ(ti). Even in the case of the statistical independence of t ...
soliloquy: a cautionary tale
... the fact that a basis for the group of units is (more-or-less) already known and so does not need to be first computed by another (possibly quantum) algorithm. We believe that there are aspects of the design and attack that would benefit from further study. We are not aware of any classical subexpon ...
... the fact that a basis for the group of units is (more-or-less) already known and so does not need to be first computed by another (possibly quantum) algorithm. We believe that there are aspects of the design and attack that would benefit from further study. We are not aware of any classical subexpon ...
