Sentence examples for approach of quantum from inspiring English sources

This is the approach of quantum logic.

This is the approach of quantum theory as suggested by John von Neumann; but as it turns out, much more recent constructions of bases in wavelet theory, and in dynamical systems, also fit into this scheme.

Two approaches of quantum staircase lasers will be presented, one utilizes the inverted light-hole effective mass, while the other inverted heavy-hole mass.

The fundamental goal of this work in applying high resolution crystallographic X-ray measurements of single crystals as well as ab initio and density functional computational methods is to provide a correlation between the experimental electron densities and valence states of atoms with the theoretically predicted ones by methodological approaches of quantum chemistry.

Here we present a simple approach of introducing quantum corrections in a 3D drift diffusion simulation framework using the density gradient (DG) algorithm.

The objective of the study is to describe a new approach of combining quantum dots technology with anti-cancer drug therapy.

In this study, we use Bader's approach of the quantum theory of atoms in molecules (QTAIM) for that purpose.

Further theoretical extensions of filter-transfer functions to two-qubit gates highlight the breadth of applicability of this approach to quantum control [50 52].

The former is an example of an approach to quantum gravity in which the gravitational field is not quantized; rather, a distinct theory is quantized which happens to coincide with general relativity at low energies.

Wüthrich (2005, pp. 779 80) has argued that the very existence of approaches to quantum gravity that do not involve the quantization of the gravitational field means that quantization of the gravitational field has to be a contingent matter.

Curiel goes on to question, more generally, the ranking of approaches to quantum gravity given what he views as the absence of demonstrated scientific merit in any of them: elegance and consistency might well be merits of a scientific theory, but they do not count as scientific.