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Quantum optics with ultracold quantum gases: towards the full quantum regime of the light-matter interaction.

But today, Stockman reveals its full power in the first full quantum mechanical description of the device.

Quantum state tomography (QST) aims to reconstruct the full quantum state from simple measurements, and therefore provides a key tool to obtain reliable analytics1,2,3.

For the first time in this paper, design considerations of source and drain regions are presented by developing a two-dimensional (2-D) full quantum simulation.

The dynamics of a composite system containing two orthogonal degenerate whispering-gallery cavity modes coupling to a quantum dot (QD) is presented by a full quantum approach.

In the full quantum mechanical treatment of the structure of the atom, developed in the 1920s, three quantum numbers relating to angular momentum arise because there are three independent variable parameters in the equation describing the motion of atomic electrons.

A full quantum-mechanical description of these radiation fields will allow their application to the coherent control of quantum systems.

Full quantum-chemical models of molecules sandwiched between a metal surface and a microscope tip might help us understand how ångström-scale resolution is achieved.

Considering the quantum coherence within the nanostructure, we include the degrees of freedom of the nanostructure and a single tunneling electron and solve the Schrödinger equation for the many-body states to obtain the scattering matrix in the Fock space from which both the transmission of the electron and the variation of the states in nanostructure can be full quantum-mechanically calculated.

The frozen phonon model has been shown to be numerically equivalent to the full quantum-mechanical treatment of the inelastic phonon scattering process [28].

In this work full-quantum simulations have been employed to devise and optimize both impurity-doped (ID) and electrostatically-doped (ED) superlattice FETs (SL-FETs).