Sentence examples for spatial superposition from inspiring English sources

The program used spatial superposition for multiple boreholes and sequential temporal superposition principles to account for time-varying loads.

The image contrasts the size of the BECs in the spatial superposition that we created with their relative separation 70 ms after the transfer of two photon recoils onto the replica, which moves to the right.

Next, a variation of the ground temperature calculated by using this method is compared with the one obtained by applying spatial superposition principle of the temperature responses calculated by the theoretical equations.

Surface electromyography (sEMG) is the temporal and spatial superposition of faint bioelectrical signals generated by the muscle nerve cells during muscle contraction [1].

As an example, we have shown that an equal spatial superposition state between the three wells can be created on a short time scale.

A helical magnetic field can be considered as a spatial superposition of rotating and traveling magnetic fields; the electromagnetic parameters of the traveling components are B z = 10 mT, the pole pitch in the z direction P z = 84 mm, and the rotating components are B ϕ  = 85 mT, the azimuthal wave number κ ϕ  = 0.025 mm−1.

Douglas, J. S. & Burnett, K. Scattering-induced spatial superpositions in multiparticle localization.

These effects do not permit spatial superpositions of wavefunction beyond this scale, leading toa possible quantum to classical transition dependent on the mass of the particle.

A typical distance-based protein structure alignment method explores the space of proteins' spatial superpositions, computing an optimal residue-residue correspondence (alignment) each time a new superposition is generated.

Because of the enormous size of the search space, the research into protein structure alignment has been traditionally focused on the development of methods with better objective functions, that explore a relatively small but representative set of proteins' spatial superpositions.

The vast majority of the proposals for the test of collapse models put forward so far is based on interferometric approaches in which massive systems are prepared in large spatial quantum superposition states.