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SUANPAN: scalable photonic linear vector machine. [PDF]

Light Sci Appl
Yang Z, Li C, Ran Y, Li Y, Feng X, Cui K, Liu F, Sun H, Zhang W, Ye Y, Qiao F, Wang J, Ning CZ, Chang-Hasnain CJ, Huang Y.   +14 more
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A Simple Understanding of Quantum Electrodynamics Using Bohmian Trajectories: Detecting Non-Ontic Photons. [PDF]

Entropy (Basel)
Seoane JJ, Benali A, Oriols X.
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Canalized polaritons as virtual waveguides for nanoscale emitters

Voronin K, Martin-Luengo AT, Álvarez LF, Prieto JG, Briansó ST, Martín-Sánchez J, Martin-Moreno L, Zueco D, Alonso-González P, Nikitin A.   +9 more
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Covariant second quantization of superstrings

Physical Review Letters, 1986
Becchi-Rouet-Stora invariance is used to second quantize the free superstring covariantly in the Neveu-Schwarz-Ramond formalism. The massless sector is shown to be the gauge-fixed supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory. A method to find a gauge-covariant local formulation is also discussed.
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Quantization of Waves (Second Quantization)

1984
In the introduction to elementary quantum mechanics, much of the experimental evidence presented concerns the quantum (or particle) nature of light (Compton effect, photoelectric effect, infrared catastrophe, etc.), yet the wave nature of particles and the Schrodinger equation dominates most considerations from then on.
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Second quantization

2003
Second quantization (SQ) concepts were introduced in chapter 2 as a general tool to treat excitations in molecular collisions for which the dynamics were described in cartesian coordinates. This SQ-formulation, which was derived from the TDGH representation of the wave function, could be introduced if the potential was expanded locally to second order ...
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The Second Quantization

2011
In this chapter we describe a powerful technique used in the analysis of quantum many-body systems – the method of second quantization. In rough terms, it allows one, instead of working with a fixed number of particles, to let the number of particles fluctuate, while keeping the average number fixed.
Stephen J. Gustafson, Israel Michael Sigal   +1 more
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Quantization of Fields and Second Quantization

2021
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Comparing light-front quantization with instant-time quantization

Physics Reports, 2021
Stanley Brodsky, Peter Lowdon, Philip Mannheim   +2 more
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Second quantization

2008
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