Sentence examples for interference between states from inspiring English sources
One feature of these environmental interactions is that they suppress interference between states from some preferred set, be it a discrete set of states (e.g. left- and right-handed states in models of chiral molecules, or the upper and lower component of the wave function in our simple example of the two-slit experiment), or some continuous set (e.g. the coherent states of a harmonic oscillator).
The conductance displays clearly Fano resonance, which comes from the interference between three molecular states.
For each experiment, we acquired A-scans with only a mirror in the sample arm, and deliberately misaligned the polarization controllers to enable visualization of the multiple peaks corresponding to interference between the various polarization states.
Our model shows that interference between ground and excited state terms in the PORS response function may be interpreted as arising from the overlap of hole and particle nuclear wavepackets in coordinate space.
The exchange of the interference state between the cells allows the base station to send a power control command to the user equipment (UE).
The interference between the wide Majorana molecular state channel and the other narrow molecular state channels leads to the Fano resonance.
Since the origin of Fano resonance is the interference between the discrete and continuum quantum states, it is fundamentally a quantum phenomenon.
Some of these earlier examples of decoherence (e.g., suppression of interference between left-handed and right-handed states of a molecule) are mathematically more accessible than more recent ones.
Examples queries include the probability of reaching a given state within a particular time, or the probability of reaching an undesirable state due to interference between DNA strands.
The similarities between sand beds and traffic flow suggest that the changes in sand flux due to the bed state and the interference between sediments are important factors in the generation of bedforms, especially for the transition between topographies on starved beds.
