Sentence examples for quantum equation from inspiring English sources

Submanifold quantum physics also arises in condensed matter physics and it is known that if a submanifold has an extrinsic curvature it sometimes generates an attractive potential in the quantum equation.

The above interchange (effective) atomic number through which the chemical (reactive) state is associated with lower charge respecting the physical state may be also be found at the energetic level based on quantum equation (34a), as specialized for the two branches of Figure 3 for the N(Z) dependence.

For example, this methodology allows for the interpretation of the trajectories orthogonal to constant surfaces, by cancelling the Laplacian of the wave fronts ∇  r 2S r, t) = 0, which are obtained from eqs. (8) and (9) as the quantum equation of motion: ∂ p ∂ t = − ∇ r V Q r + V r (11).

Likewise, when we learn that "Fifteen billion light-years is fast food / To the divine quantum equations / It is delivered to -- / Which eat the delivery boy, / According to Heisenberg".

A celebrated 1997 paper by Juan M. Maldacena of the Institute for Advanced Study describes nature as a kind of hologram, in which the information about what happens inside a volume of three-dimensional space, for example, is encoded in quantum equations on its two-dimensional boundary, the way a 3-D image is encoded on the face of your bank card.

As time marches on, all possible universes implicit in all quantum equations describing every single particle in the currently observable universe actually do come into existence and each then splits in a similar way, and so on.Compared with even the weirdness of the Copenhagen interpretation, this is a mind-blowing idea.

Recall our quantum equations of motion for the microwave cavity field (47).

-Michio Kaku What Kaku means by that is, if you plug in quantum equations, then make a prediction, it works.

Modern physicists generally believe that time is as real as space though others, such as Julian Barbour in his book The End of Time, argue that quantum equations of the universe take their true form when expressed in the timeless realm containing every possible now or momentary configuration of the universe, called 'platonia' by Barbour.

Our analysis begins with the definition of a general form for the quantum state of a PCET system and its quantum equations of motion.

The spin of the electron is obtained mathematically by solving the relativistic quantum mechanical equation known as the Dirac equation.