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The transition frequency dividing low and high frequency regions is.

The transition frequency is then an important parameter to predict.

Laser detuning refers to the angular frequency against the transition frequency of atomic caesium (2π × 335.116048807(41) THz, centre wavelength λvac=894.593 nm).

For all of these vibroacoustic characterizations, a special frequency called the transition frequency separates two domains.

To understand the relationship between the [ATP] dependence of the transition frequency and the ATPase activity, ATPase activities of ΔN-TClpB at various [ATP] were spectrometrically measured using an ATP-regenerating system (Fig. 2e).

The presence of solids reduces the transition frequency from the energy-containing range to the inertial range.

To investigate possible collision-induced shifts of the transition frequencies, we measured the microwave transition frequencies at two different target densities.

It is known that cross-relaxation occurs near the ground state-level anti-crossing (GSLAC) at ~102.5 mT (ref. 17), where the |0〉 and |−1〉 sublevels of the NV− centre approach degeneracy and the |0〉↔|+1〉 transition frequency of the NV− centre is almost twice the transition frequencies of the NS and NV0 centres (Fig. 1a).

(a) The phase signal of the transmission through the system at the 3rd, 4th and 5th harmonic in dependence on the magnetic flux, which controls the transition frequencies of the qubits.

Such solutions and the transition frequencies for various impact situations are easily found by the method of harmonic balance.

We show here that surface polaritons, exemplified by graphene plasmons, but also valid for other types of polariton, enable substantial and tunable control of the transition frequencies of a nearby quantum well, demonstrating a sharp break with the emitter-centric view.