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Third-Order Perturbative OTOC of the Harmonic Oscillator with Quartic Interaction and Quantum Chaos [PDF]
Wung-Hong Huang
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Strong resonant amplification in polarization anisotropy in third harmonic generation (THG) response from isolated MoS2 disks with small structural ellipticity introduced during fabrication is reported. This is attributed to the high refractive index of the MoS2 disk that supports characteristic anapole resonances combined with the cubic dependence of ...
Asish Prosad +3 more
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The modified airy function approximation applied to the double-well potential
The single harmonic oscillator and double-well potentials are important systems in quantum mechanics. The single harmonic oscillator is the paradigm in physics and is taught in nearly all beginner undergraduate classes, while the double-well potential ...
N. Wine, J. Achtymichuk, F. Marsiglio
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Nonequilibrium work distribution of a quantum harmonic oscillator [PDF]
Sebastian Deffner, Eric Lutz
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Self‐mixing interferometry is a powerful technique that brings together the exceptional sensitivity of phase measurements with the unequalled simplicity of the self‐mix configuration based on modulation of the cavity field induced by the return from the target. According to the selected measurand, displacement or vibration, and to the analog of digital
Silvano Donati
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Constructing quantum logic gates using q-deformed harmonic oscillator algebras [PDF]
Azmi Ali Altıntaṣ +4 more
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Excited States of Coherent Harmonic Qubits With Long‐Range Photon Coupling and Dissipation
When N qubits are strongly coupled with photons in a cavity, they can condense into a ground state with negative energy gap. Some new information is found on coherent transitions among excited states of this system, by simulating them numerically for small N.
L. Gamberale, G. Modanese
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Expanded porphyrins, with their flexible structures and rich redox chemistry, offer a powerful platform to explore how aromaticity shapes molecular properties. This review introduces a multidimensional framework to quantify Hückel and Möbius aromaticity and examines its impact on the spectroscopic behavior across redox‐ and topology‐controlled expanded
Freija De Vleeschouwer +2 more
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