Examples of using Quantum systems in English and their translations into German
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By coupling drift-diffusion models to quantum master equations of Lindblad type to describe embedded open quantum systems.
Therefore, Caroline Lasser is contributing to a better understanding of modern simulation techniques for molecular quantum systems.
It should be possible to investigate the optical coupling between individual quantum systems by employing novel microresonator architectures.
The method can generally be applied to other quantum systems and also to more complex molecules," says Feuerstein.
We hope that a better understanding of quantum scars will provide a way of protecting quantum systems from relaxation.
thus simulate the properties of complex quantum systems.
it is also difficult to correct errors without introducing new errors in quantum systems.
diagnostics by advancing quantum sensor technology using novel robust quantum systems.
Gerhard Rempe offered some insight into the thought world of physicists who deal with quantum systems day in and day out.
The challenge of understanding the complex physical properties of highly correlated quantum systems has stimulated intense work on generic microscopic model Hamiltonians.
They have thereby created a tool which they can use to investigate the collective behaviour of these quantum systems in more detail.
the Heidelberg experiments open the door for the simulation of a large number of quantum systems.
Entanglement is a distinctly"quantum" phenomenon used to describe the coupling which can occur between individual quantum systems or qubits 2.
its influence of magnetic fields on spin-based quantum systems. Â.
In the simplest case, the simulated quantum computers represent ideal quantum systems that behave exactly as predicted by the rules of quantum mechanics.
A new CRC, this one in the field of physics, will explore in experiments and theory isolated quantum systems under extreme conditions.
The topics covered by the new Research Training Groups range from labour productivity to conflicts of interpretational power and the dynamics of quantum systems.
The entanglement principle means the following: When two quantum systems are interacting they have to be considered as one complete system from then on.