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Cvitanovic P. and Eckhardt B. Phys. Rev. Lett. 63, 823 (1989) Eckhardt B. et al Pinball scattering Quantum chaos between order and disorder, eds G. Casati and B. Chirikov (Cambridge University press, Cambridge, 1995) P. 405. [Pg.242]

Elastic Molecular Scattering, Quantum Scattering in (Bernstein). . 10 75... [Pg.381]

Consider a scattering center located at R0, to determine the interaction project the quantum state at this position and use it to set up an I-frame to project the initial quantum state and the quantum state generated by scattering for example, exp(iR0 K/ft)(x I, t) and exp(i(R - R0) K/S)(x 4>,f). If one has two or more identical scattering centers interacting with one and the same quantum state, the projected states would differ in their phases. The scattered quantum states, except for phase factors, will be the same if the scattering sources are identical. [Pg.53]

Scattered quantum states SQs,(R), i = 1,2, have localized sources (origin) in real space. The principle of linear superposition works for these states. These functions carry information on interactions of the internal ingoing state I (x) with the slits V(x R0i) I/(x)) see Scully et al. case, Section 5.1. In what follows, both elastic and inelastic scattering situations are examined. Here, we hint at general cases emphasizing what differs from the standard models. [Pg.54]

In our view, this inequality defines the preparation of system at the slit note that the interaction between the ingoing quantum state and the material system that make up the slit produces a scattered quantum state component. [Pg.58]

It is the presence of the uncertainty products that would state us that an interaction took place between the incoming quantum state and the quantum states from the slit (not explicitly incorporated) in Hilbert space leads to a scattered state combining both, one can easily understand the emergence of diffraction effects. It is not the particle model that will indicate us this result. The scattered quantum state suggests all (infinite) possibilities the quantum system has at disposal. One particle will only be associated with one event at best yet, the time structure of a set of these events may be the physically significant element (see Section 4.1). [Pg.59]

Prepare the system in the particular state (+1 AE) = 1 and (— AE) = 0. This means the system can deliver energy AE sustained by the transition +) -> —). The energy states are used in conjunction with the scattered quantum state. [Pg.69]

Keywords THz phonons DNA polarons polaron-phonon scattering quantum wire quantum dots polaron trapping polaron detrapping optical excitation. [Pg.306]

Fig. 5. A detailed comparison between STM experimental (a) and calculated constant current (b) images of HBDC molecules. The calculated image was obtained using the elastic scattering quantum chemistry (ESQC) technique with additional molecular mechanics optimization of the conformation on the surface to converge with the experimental image. Different heights in the images of the ferf-butyl lobes are observed experimentally, corresponding to different propeller-like conformations of the HBDC molecules. The intramolecular conformation of each experimentally observed molecule can be accurately extracted using ESQC plus molecular mechanics calculations... Fig. 5. A detailed comparison between STM experimental (a) and calculated constant current (b) images of HBDC molecules. The calculated image was obtained using the elastic scattering quantum chemistry (ESQC) technique with additional molecular mechanics optimization of the conformation on the surface to converge with the experimental image. Different heights in the images of the ferf-butyl lobes are observed experimentally, corresponding to different propeller-like conformations of the HBDC molecules. The intramolecular conformation of each experimentally observed molecule can be accurately extracted using ESQC plus molecular mechanics calculations...
Key words Semiclassical - Scattering - Quantum effects - Interference - Initial value representation... [Pg.78]

R.A., Louie, S.G., and Wang, F. (2011) Controlling inelastic light scattering quantum pathways in graphene. Nature, 471(7340), 617-620. [Pg.23]

Flowever, this has proved to be very difficult without additional simplifications. In the elastic scattering quantum chemistry (ESQC) method developed by Joachim and Sautet, there is no self-consistency in the Hamiltonian for the electrons and only a relatively small basis set, giving very limited flexibility to the electron wavefunctions. In another approach, pioneered by the group of Tsukada, a more detailed numerical representation of the wavefunction is adopted the wavefunctions are calculated on a mesh of points and full self-consistency is achieved between the wavefunctions and the electronic potential. The simplification in this case is that the wavefunctions far from the tunnel junction are those of a fictitious jellium in which the positive charge of the nuclei is smeared out into a uniform background. In yet a third approach the conductance is calculated... [Pg.897]

If k is the wavenumber (2jr/wavelength) of the incident beam, a quantum of the incident radiation is represented by an eigenstate kX) of definite momentum fik and polarization (or spin) X (see Figure 2). The scattered quantum falls into state I kX), These are also energy eigenstates, i.e. [Pg.909]


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