关于自由粒子量子态数的计算和讨论

在系统热力学量的统计计算中，粒子的量子态密度（单位能量间隔中的状态数目）的计算占有重要地位．粒子的态密度与粒子运动空间的维度性有关，与粒子的能谱（粒子的动量能量关系）有关，且与粒子的自旋有关．本文对自由粒子（视为质点）的态密度计算作普遍性的讨论．     

无限深势阱中粒子动量概率分布的数值分析

一维无限深势阱中本征态粒子的动量呈现负无穷到正无穷且有无数个节点的对称连续分布.本征态粒子的无量纲动量概率密度分布一般由两个主峰和无数的次峰组成,经典动量和最概然动量都分布在主峰区域内.数值计算结果表明动量谱在两个主峰区域内的概率极限值约为0.902 8,测量所包含的次峰数量越多则粒子出现的概率越接近1.粒子经典动量分布是量子动量分布在高测量精度和大量子数条件下的极限.     

量子环中量子比特的性质

通过精确求解能量本征方程获得量子环的电子能态,并利用电子的基态和第一激发态构造一个量子比特.对InAs/GaAs量子环的数值计算表明：当环尺寸给定时,量子比特内电子的概率密度分布与坐标位置及时间有关,在环内中心位置处电子出现的概率最大,电子的概率密度随柱坐标内的转角作周期性变化,并且各个空间点处的概率密度均随时间做周期性振荡. 关键词： 量子环 能量本征方程 电子能态 量子比特     

一维谐振子束缚的自旋轨道耦合玻色气体

量子光学中的Rabi模型描述了一个与量子谐振子耦合的两能级系统,当耦合强度与振子频率相当时,会产生丰富的物理现象.本文研究了谐波势阱中具有拉曼诱导自旋轨道耦合的Bose气体,通过将受限系统映射为Rabi模型,引入量子光学中的平移Fock态利用变分方法求解了系统的本征能态和基态,发现左右平移Fock态的奇宇称叠加态能量低于平移态的能量,并分别研究了粒子在动量和坐标空间的动力学Zitterbewegung振荡特性以及原子极化的动力学,给出了一个直观清晰的物理图像,与相关实验的结果定性一致.本文的研究结果有助于进一步研究量子光学领域目前难以实现的深度强耦合参数区域的量子Rabi模型,对冷原子物理的研究也有一些借鉴和启发.     

二粒子部分纠缠未知态的量子受控传递

提出了二粒子部分纠缠态的量子隐形传递控制方案.在该方案中，以四个二能级粒子GHZ态作为量子通道，把量子通道中的一个粒子作为控制粒子.在传递者和控制者进行一系列的量子操作和测量之后，根据他们的测量结果，接收者再进行适当的变换就能得到待传递粒子的量子态.     

粒子反应中初态粒子的阈能和末态粒子的最大能量问题

给出一种不依赖于具体动量图象求粒子反应中初态粒子的阈能和末态粒子最大能量的方法，并就常见的粒子反应作了讨论。     

二维耦合量子谐振子的本征值和本征函数

运用广义线性量子变换理论,给出一类二维耦合量子谐振子的能量本征值、本征函数、坐标和动量算符在能量表象中的矩阵元及演化算符.     

从二维正态分布密度函数的角度研究量子力学基本表象

利用二维正态分布密度函数和有序算符内的积分技术,简捷地得到了坐标本征态、动量本征态、坐标-动量中介表象和相干态在Fock表象中的表达式.     

最一般的超矩阵量子非线性Schrdinger模型的本征态研究

本文用量子反散射方法讨论了最一般的超矩阵量子非线性Schrdinger模型的本征态。特别是构造了玻色和费密粒子混合的N粒子束缚态。N粒子的散射态和束缚态的能量分别为     

最一般的超矩阵量子非线性Schr?dinger模型的本征态研究

本文用量子反散射方法讨论了最一般的超矩阵量子非线性Schr?dinger模型的本征态。特别是构造了玻色和费密粒子混合的N粒子束缚态。N粒子的散射态和束缚态的能量分别为∑_j=1^Nλ_j²和Np²-(c²/12)N(N²-1)。 关键词：     

Delocalization and Heisenberg's uncertainty relation

In the one-dimensional Anderson model the eigenstates are localized for arbitrarily small amounts of disorder. In contrast, the Aubry-André model with its quasiperiodic potential shows a transition from extended to localized states. The difference between the two models becomes particularly apparent in phase space where Heisenberg's uncertainty relation imposes a finite resolution. Our analysis points to the relevance of the coupling between momentum eigenstates at weak potential strength for the delocalization of a quantum particle. Received 3 May 2002 / Received in final form 2 October 2002 Published online 29 November 2002     

A higher order GUP with minimal length uncertainty and maximal momentum II: Applications

In a recent paper, we presented a nonperturbative higher order Generalized Uncertainty Principle (GUP) that is consistent with various proposals of quantum gravity such as string theory, loop quantum gravity, doubly special relativity, and predicts both a minimal length uncertainty and a maximal observable momentum. In this Letter, we find exact maximally localized states and present a formally self-adjoint and naturally perturbative representation of this modified algebra. Then we extend this GUP to D dimensions that will be shown it is noncommutative and find invariant density of states. We show that the presence of the maximal momentum results in upper bounds on the energy spectrum of the free particle and the particle in box. Moreover, this form of GUP modifies blackbody radiation spectrum at high frequencies and predicts a finite cosmological constant. Although it does not solve the cosmological constant problem, it gives a better estimation with respect to the presence of just the minimal length.     

On the exact mean-field description of continuous quantum systems in equilibrium

The thermodynamic limit of free energy density is investigated for quantum systems of n particles obeying Boltzmann, Fermi and Bose statistics, interacting via spin-independent 2-body bounded separable potentials and confined to a bounded region Λ ? R^v. The technique used exploits the Feynman-Kac theorem in finite volume and the saddle-point method of Tindemans and Capel. It is shown that the limiting free energy density of such systems is equal to that of a system of noninteracting particles subject to a mean field which is equal to the averaged 2-body interaction. The equations for the mean field of n particles obeying Boltzmann, Fermi or Bose statistics represent self-consistent field problems and their forms comply with the well-known theorems on mean occupation numbers of single-particle eigenstates of ideal quantum gases at inverse temperature β.     

Scalar Charged Particle in Weyl–Wigner–Moyal Phase Space. Constant Magnetic Field

A relativistic phase-space representation for a class of observables with matrix-valued Weyl symbols proportional to the identity matrix (charge-invariant observables) is proposed. We take into account the nontrivial charge structure of the position and momentum operators. The evolution equation coincides with its analog in relativistic quantum mechanics with nonlocal Hamiltonian under conditions where particle-pair creation does not take place (free particle and constant magnetic field). The differences in the equations are connected with the peculiarities of the constraints on the initial conditions. An effective increase in coherence between eigenstates of the Hamiltonian is found and possibilities of its experimental observation are discussed.     

Quench dynamics of two one-dimensional harmonically trapped bosons bridging attraction and repulsion

ABSTRACT

We unravel the nonequilibrium quantum dynamics of two harmonically confined bosons in one spatial dimension when performing an interaction quench from finite repulsive to attractive interaction strengths and vice versa. A closed analytical form of the expansion coefficients of the time-evolved two-body wavefunction is derived, while its dynamics is determined in terms of an expansion over the postquench eigenstates. For both quench scenarios the temporal evolution is analysed by inspecting the one- and two-body reduced density matrices and densities, the momentum distribution and the fidelity. Resorting to the fidelity spectrum and the eigenspectrum we identify the dominant eigenstates of the system that govern the dynamics. Monitoring the dynamics of the above-mentioned observables we provide signatures of the energetically higher-lying states triggered by the quench.     

Relativistic quantum mechanics of spin-zero and spin-half particles

We consider the quantum mechanics of directly interacting relativistic particles of spin-zero and spin-half. We introduce a scalar product in the vector space of physical states which is finite, positive definite and relativistically invariant and keeps orthogonal eigenstates of total four momentum belonging to different eigenvalues. This allows us to show that the vector space of physical states is, in fact, a Hilbert space. The case of two particles is explicitly considered and the Cauchy problem of physical wave function illustrated. The problem of a spin-1/2 particle interacting with a spin-zero particle is considered and a new equation is proposed for two spin-1/2 particles interacting via the most general form of interaction possible. The restrictions due to Hermiticity, space inversion and time reversal invariance are also considered.     

Asymptotic localization and separation of states in quantum mechanics

This paper introduces the concepts of asymptotic localization and separation, and shows that quantum mechanical states exist which are asymptotically localizable and separable; these are states with finite and disjoint momentum ranges respectively. All this applies whether the quantum particle concerned is free or is in a potential.     

Effect of rare fluctuations on the thermalization of isolated quantum systems

We consider the question of thermalization for isolated quantum systems after a sudden parameter change, a so-called quantum quench. In particular, we investigate the prerequisites for thermalization, focusing on the statistical properties of the time-averaged density matrix and of the expectation values of observables in the final eigenstates. We find that eigenstates, which are rare compared to the typical ones sampled by the microcanonical distribution, are responsible for the absence of thermalization of some infinite integrable models and play an important role for some nonintegrable systems of finite size, such as the Bose-Hubbard model. We stress the importance of finite size effects for the thermalization of isolated quantum systems and discuss two scenarios for thermalization.     

Laser-manipulated the multiphoton transitions of a harmonically trapped particle

A single particle magneto-confined in a one-dimensional (1D) quantum wire experiences a harmonic potential, and imposing a sharply focused laser beam on an appropriate site shapes a $\delta$ potential. The theoretical investigation has demonstrated that for a sufficiently strong $\delta$ pulse the quantum motional stationary state of the particle is one of the eigenstates of the free harmonic oscillator, and it is determined by the site of the laser beam uniquely, namely a quantum state is admissible if and only if the laser site is one of its nodes. The numerical computation shows that all the nodes of the lower energy states with quantum numbers $n \le 20$, except the coordinate origin, are mutually different. So we can manipulate the multiphoton transitions between the quantum states by adjusting the position of the laser $\delta$ pulse and realize the transition from an unknown higher excitation state to a required lower energy state.