Sentence examples for quantum-like from inspiring English sources

Their main consequence is the transformation of classical dynamics into a generalized, quantum-like self-organized dynamics.

Moreover, quantum-like correlations are predicted in experiments with local blind design but not with centralized blind design.

We present a newly developed q-Gaussian Swarm Quantum-like Particle Optimization (q-GSQPO) algorithm to determine the global minimum of the potential energy function.

Swarm Quantum-like Particle Optimization (SQPO) algorithms have already been derived using different attractive potential fields to represent swarm particles moving in a quantum environment.

The first steps in this direction were made by the group of Aerts in the early 1990s (Aerts et al. 1993), using non-distributive propositional lattices to address quantum-like behavior in non-quantum systems.

The Δ-almost periodicity from Definition 3.8 mainly focuses on the almost periodic functions on the "quantum-like" time scales such as (q^{mathbb{Z}}), ((-q)^{mathbb{Z}}) and (overline{-q ^{mathbb{Z}}cup q^{mathbb{Z}}}), etc.

At low temperature (4 100 K), the luminescence of the sample arises from the localized quantum like states of the indium-rich InGaN nanostructures, which has a higher efficiency than conventional InGaN/GaN MQWs.

Introducing "The Quantum" — just like the iPhone, except not at all like the iPhone.

However, physicists didn't know whether quantum particles, like electrons, neutrinos or photons, follow the same rule.

First, he points to quantum biochemistry, like his lab's work on active sites in metaloenzymes or proteins.

Excited carriers from the GaN film tend to relax and recombine at these quantum-dot-like states.