Functional evolution

The availability of anticipated outputs (MADAS mise a disposition anticipee des sorties) allows the coupler software to access the voted output (SV) written by the voter as soon as possible. 

During the CSD authorization operations, the coupler could only read the SV during IT GCR reception . 

The addition of an extra signal emitted by the voter to the coupler at the end of the vote allows the coupler to save time and access the S V. 

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A detailed description of CIDEP mechanisms is outside the scope of this chapter. Several monographs and reviews are available that describe the spin physics and chemistry. Briefly, the radical pair mechanism (RPM) arises from singlet-triplet electron spin wave function evolution during the first few nanoseconds of the diffusive radical pair lifetime. For excited-state triplet precursors, the phase of the resulting TREPR spectrum is low-field E, high-field A. The triplet mechanism (TM) is a net polarization arising from anisotropic intersystem crossing in the molecular excited states. For the polymers under study here, the TM is net E in all cases, which is unusual for aliphatic carbonyls and will be discussed in more detail in a later section. Other CIDEP mechanisms, such as the radical-triplet pair mechanism and spin-correlated radical pair mechanism, are excluded from this discussion, as they do not appear in any of the systems presented here. 

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Our discussion is focused on photon-number statistics rather than squeezing or other phase-related properties. Nevertheless, by analyzing the g-function evolution presented in Fig. 4, we can draw the conclusion that squeezing cannot be observed for initial coherent fields at interaction times exceeding the relaxation time. In fact, the quadrature squeezing variances (k = 1,2)... 

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