Sentence examples for quantum boundary from inspiring English sources

Due to the quantum boundary effect on the gas particles confined in the finite domain, the cycle no longer possesses the condition of perfect regeneration.

The results are useful for designing of a micro/nano scaled Stirling cycle device and may conduce to confirming experimentally the quantum boundary effect in the micro/nano scaled devices.

The general expressions of the work output and efficiency of the cycle are calculated based on the finite system thermodynamic theory, in which the quantum boundary effect of gas particles as working substance and the mechanical Casimir effect of gas system are considered.

The wave function in the scattering area together with the unknown coefficients t m and r m is solved by using a quantum transmitting boundary approach [11] which is recently generalized to the few-particle regime [12].

To analyze and design MIM diodes with the desired characteristics, we developed a simulator based on the transfer-matrix method, and verified its accuracy by comparing simulated I V) characteristics with those measured in MIM diodes that we fabricated by sputtering, and also with simulations based on the quantum transmitting boundary method.

In this paper, we present a unified treatment of quantum device boundaries in the framework of NEGF with both finite difference and finite element discretizations.

Our chosen boundary between quantum and classical is one of many possibilities.

The numerical algorithm is shown to accurately capture these symmetry properties of a system of quantum structures if the boundary element and quadrature points are properly organized.

In this week's issue of Nature, Anton Zeilinger and his colleagues at the University of Innsbruck, Austria, describe a clever experiment that used medium-sized objects--cagelike carbon molecules known as buckminsterfullerenes--to probe the boundary where quantum behavior ends and classical behavior takes over.

SH sees the subjective/objective split as OR self-collapse, an edge or boundary between quantum and classical worlds.

Ruth Ozeki's A Tale for the Time Being can be described as the story of a writer in western Canada who finds the diary of a Japanese girl whom she fears drowned in the 2011 tsunami; but it is also a metaphysical exploration of the nature of time, quantum mechanics, and the boundaries of fiction.