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Quantum Revivals in Curved Graphene Nanoflakes
Nanomaterials, 2022 Graphene nanostructures have attracted a lot of attention in recent years due to their unconventional properties. We have employed Density Functional Theory to study the mechanical and electronic properties of curved graphene nanoflakes.
Sergio de-la-Huerta-Sainz +2 more
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Quantum state revivals in quantum walks on cycles
Results in Physics, 2014 Recurrence in the classical random walk is well known and described by the Pólya number. For quantum walks, recurrence is similarly understood in terms of the probability of a localized quantum walker to return to its origin.
Phillip R. Dukes
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Full-revivals in 2-D Quantum Walks [PDF]
Physica Scripta, 2010 Recurrence of a random walk is described by the Polya number. For quantum walks, recurrence is understood as the return of the walker to the origin, rather than the full-revival of its quantum state.
B Kollár +6 more
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Quantum Revivals in a Periodically Driven Gravitational Cavity [PDF]
Journal of Optics B: Quantum and Semiclassical Optics, 2000 Quantum revivals are investigated for the dynamics of an atom in a driven gravitational cavity. It is demonstrated that the external driving field influences the revival time significantly.
Abramowitz M +13 more
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Interferometry of quantum revivals
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2022 It has recently been shown that an interferometric approach can be used to obtain Auger lifetimes in molecules in certain point groups. Here, we extend this concept to those molecular states for which Auger decay is energetically forbidden and which exhibit initial quasi-exponential decay followed by quantum revivals. We demonstrate that this allows us
J. Tarrant, M. Khokhlova, V. Averbukh
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Optical computing of quantum revivals
Optics Express, 2022 Interference is the mechanism through which waves can be structured into the most fascinating patterns. While for sensing, imaging, trapping, or in fundamental investigations, structured waves play nowadays an important role and are becoming the subject of many interesting studies.
M. R. Maia +4 more
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Hectometer Revivals of Quantum Interference [PDF]
Physical Review Letters, 2018 Cavity-enhanced single photon sources exhibit mode-locked biphoton states with comb-like correlation functions. Our ultrabright source additionally emits either single photon pairs or two-photon NOON states, dividing the output into an even and an odd comb respectively. With even-comb photons we demonstrate revivals of the typical non-classical Hong-Ou-
Rambach, Markus +5 more
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, 2022 Conventional wisdom holds that quantum effects are fragile and can be destroyed by loss. Here, contrary to general belief, we show how to realize quantum revival of optical correlations at the single-photon level with the help of loss. We find that, accompanying loss-induced transparency of light in a nonlinear optical-molecule system, quantum ...
Zuo, Yunlan +4 more
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Relativistic Quantum Revivals [PDF]
Physical Review Letters, 2010 Quantum revivals are now a well-known phenomena within nonrelativistic quantum theory. In this Letter we display the effects of relativity on revivals and quantum carpets. It is generally believed that revivals do not occur within a relativistic regime. Here we show that while this is generally true, it is possible, in principle, to set up wave packets
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Giant atoms with time-dependent couplings
Physical Review Research, 2022 We study the decay dynamics of a two-level giant atom that is coupled to a waveguide with time-dependent coupling strengths. In the non-Markovian regime where the retardation effect cannot be ignored, we show that the dynamics of the atom depends on the ...
Lei Du +3 more
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