Sentence examples for limit of quantum from inspiring English sources

We consider the classical limit of quantum mechanics in terms of Bohmian trajectories.

Under the external electric field and current, the effective charge tensor density of the Al atom has been computed using the non-relativistic limit of quantum electrodynamics.

In addition, the naked-eye detection limit of quantum dot based method could achieve 2 ng/ml of anti-TP47 polyclonal antibodies purified by affinity chromatography with TP47 antigen, which was tenfold higher than that of colloidal gold based method.

Dr. Vazirani's presentation highlighted research on the limits of quantum computers.

Second, there is the intensity interpretation according to which it is a statistical agreement in the limit of large quantum numbers between the quantum intensity, understood in terms of the probability of a quantum transition, and the classical intensity, understood as the square of the amplitude of one component of the classical motion.

Note that this equality between the quantum frequency and one component of the classical frequency only holds in the limit of large quantum numbers not for low quantum-number transitions.

First, there is the frequency interpretation, according to which the correspondence principle is a statistical asymptotic agreement between one component in the Fourier decomposition of the classical frequency and the quantum frequency in the limit of large quantum numbers.

Strictly speaking this intensity correspondence is exact only in the limit of large quantum numbers, and cannot be extended to small quantum numbers.

This states that the behaviour of systems described by quantum theory reproduces classical physics in the limit of large quantum numbers.

Alternatively, the behavior of a quantum model should reproduce the behavior of macroscopic classical models in the limit of large quantum numbers.

We review our research efforts to develop solid state integrated devices that operate in the strong coupling limit of cavity quantum electrodynamics (QED) for eventual application in high speed optical switching, optical computing, and quantum computing.