Sentence examples for for which quantum from inspiring English sources

While being relatively weak, it is worth noting the appearance of a peak at 360 nm for the smallest NCs for which quantum confinement is expected to occur as already reported in a transmission experiment in solution [16].

After solving the stochastic optimal guidance problem by differential dynamic programming, we point out that the optimal pilot wave guiding the particle's motion is just the wavefunction Ψ t,x), a solution to the Schrödinger equation; meanwhile, the closed-loop guidance system forms a complex state space dynamics for Ψ t,x), from which quantum operators emerge naturally.

To overcome this difficulty, we introduce a novel notion of quantum Markov chain, especially suited for modelling quantum cryptographic protocols, in which quantum effects are encoded as super-operators labelling transitions, leaving the location information (nodes) being classical.

Unfortunately, quantum repeaters are not ready for deployment as quantum memories with sufficient storage times and fidelities, upon which quantum repeaters depend, are still being developed [12, 13].

One of the embarrassments of quantum computing is the fact that, so far, only one algorithm has been discovered, namely Shor's, for which a quantum computer is significantly faster than any known classical one.

The other photophysical characteristics, quantum yield and lifetime, were found to be rather constant for all the probes except for C-laurdan, for which the quantum yield was seen to decrease very significantly in protic solvents and polar aprotic solvents with ε>20.

Unfortunately, there are rather few systems for which the quantum mechanical problems succumb to mathematical analysis, but among these are gases and many solids, enough to validate the theoretical procedures linking laboratory observations to atomic constitution.

It is also noteworthy that the BPB7 photoredox pair exhibits only slightly worse photoinitiating ability as typical commercial photoinitiators titanocene for which the quantum yield of polymerization is about 340, a conversion of monomer double bonds about 60%% and the polymerization rate equals 29 μmol/s.

The ABC-index happens to be the only topological index for which theoretical, quantum-theory-based, foundation and justification have been found.

Rectangular barriers have been considered, for which an exact quantum solution for the transmission probability can be derived.

This follows from the fact that, given the quantum equilibrium hypothesis, the observable consequences of Bohmian mechanics are the same as those of orthodox quantum theory, for which instantaneous communication based on quantum nonlocality is impossible (see Eberhard 1978).