Sum and two—atom dipole squeezing in a system of a two—mode vacuum field interacting with two coupled atoms

We discuss the effects of the initial atomic coherent factors (including the phase and the distribution parameter) and the dipole-dipole interaction on the sum and two-atom dipole squeezing in the system.The results show that the maximum squeezing in both cases is determined by the phase and the distribution parameter,and the duration of squeezing becomes longer by strengthening the dipole-dipole interaction.In addition,the comparison of the two types of squeezing shows that one type of squeezing is obtained at the expense of increased fluctuations in the other squeezing function.     

Effects of spacing on dynamics of two coupled Bose-Einstein condensates in two finite traps

Interaction between two coupled Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs) is investigated by the variational approach in two finite traps, and the effects of the spacing between the two traps on dynamics of the two BECs are analyzed. The spacing determines the stable condition of stationary states, affects the existence condition of each BEC, and changes the switching and self-trapping effects on the two BECs. The dynamic mechanism is demonstrated by performing a coordinate of classical particle moving in an effective potential field, and confirmed by the evolution of the atom population transferring ratio.     

On two “self-creation” cosmologies

An attempt to produce a continuous creation theory by adapting the Brans-Dicke theory is described. The universe is seen to be created out of self-contained gravitational, scalar, and matter fields. However, the solution of the one-body problem reveals unsatisfactory characteristics of the theory, and in particular the principle of equivalence is severely violated. A second theory is described which retains the attractive features of the first theory and which does not fall foul of its objections. There do exist empirical tests for the theory which are described and which will require further examination. In the limit this theory approaches general relativity in every respect.Notation ² gf the invariant d'Alembertian - t ₀ Hubble time - H Hubble's constant - scalar field - coupling constant - T _M energy-momentum tensor of matter and nongravitational energy, and nonscalar field energy - T _M energy-momentum tensor of scalar field energy - T _M covariant form - T _M contravariant form - T _M mixed form - T _M T _M trace - T _{M ;} covariant differentiation - contravariant differentiation - T Ricci tensor - R curvature scalar (in tensorial equations) - Kronecker symbol - () a function of used in the text - density - p pressure - g the metric tensor - R(t) scale factor (in cosmological equations) - U the fluid 4-velocity (covariant) - U the fluid 4-velocity (contravariant) - functions differentiated once with respect to time ( , differenciated twice) - k the Robertson-Walker curvature constant=+1, 0, or –1 - proportional to - g gravitational coefficient - parameter - angle of deflection, or coordinate - angle of precession or coordinate - angle of precession - G _v the force density - ³( – _n (t)) the Dirac delta function - proper time - K an unknown function definingG - total angle of deflection - r ₀ minimum radius of approach of a light ray grazing the sun     

Entanglement between two atoms in the system of SchrSdinger cat state interacting with two entangled atoms

By the negative eigenvalues of partial transposition of density matrix, this paper investigates the time evolution of entanglement of the two entangled atoms in the system of two atoms interacting with SchrSdinger cat state. The result shows that the two atoms are always in the entanglement state, and the degree of entanglement between the two atoms exhibits ordinary collapses and revivals at 0.2 degree of entanglement, when the light field is large enough. On the other hand, the reinforcement of three different light fields on the degree of entanglement between two atoms is not evident.[第一段]     

Interaction potential of two nonidentical ground-state atoms

We study the interaction potential of two nonidentical ground-state atoms coupled to a scalar field in a vacuum by separately calculating the contributions of vacuum fluctuations and those of the radiation reaction of the atoms. Both cases of atoms in a free space and in parallel or vertical alignment to a reflecting boundary are considered. For the former case, we find that the leading-order interaction potential in the region λ_A? L ? λ_B exhibits the same separationdepende...     

Superinsulator–superconductor duality in two dimensions

For nearly a half century the dominant orthodoxy has been that the only effect of the Cooper pairing is the state with zero resistivity at finite temperatures, superconductivity. In this work we demonstrate that by the symmetry of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle relating the amplitude and phase of the superconducting order parameter, Cooper pairing can generate the dual state with zero conductivity in the finite temperature range, superinsulation. We show that this duality realizes in the planar Josephson junction arrays (JJA) via the duality between the Berezinskii–Kosterlitz–Thouless (BKT) transition in the vortex–antivortex plasma, resulting in phase-coherent superconductivity below the transition temperature, and the charge-BKT transition occurring in the insulating state of JJA and marking formation of the low-temperature charge-BKT state, superinsulation. We find that in disordered superconducting films that are on the brink of superconductor–insulator transition the Coulomb forces between the charges acquire two-dimensional character, i.e. the corresponding interaction energy depends logarithmically upon charge separation, bringing the same vortex-charge-BKT transition duality, and realization of superinsulation in disordered films as the low-temperature charge-BKT state. Finally, we discuss possible applications and utilizations of superconductivity–superinsulation duality.     

Can dichotic pitches form two streams?

The phenomenon of auditory streaming reflects the perceptual organization of sounds over time. A series of "A" and "B" tones, presented in a repeating "ABA-ABA" sequence, may be perceived as one "galloping" stream or as two separate streams, depending on the presentation rate and the A-B frequency separation. The present experiment examined whether streaming occurs for sequences of "Huggins pitches," for which the percepts of pitch are derived from the binaural processing of a sharp transition in interaural phase in an otherwise diotic noise. Ten-second "ABA" sequences were presented to eight normal-hearing listeners for two types of stimuli: Huggins-pitch stimuli with interaural phase transitions centered on frequencies between 400 and 800 Hz, or partially-masked diotic tones-in-noise, acting as controls. Listeners indicated, throughout the sequence, the number of streams perceived. The results showed that, for both Huggins-pitch stimuli and tones-in-noise, two streams were often reported. In both cases, the amount of streaming built up over time, and depended on the frequency separation between the A and B tones. These results provide evidence that streaming can occur between stimuli whose pitch percept is derived binaurally. They are inconsistent with models of streaming based solely on differences in the monaural excitation pattern.     

An effective two reggeon two reggeon + particle vertex in Lipatov’s effective action and regge kinematics

The vertex of gluon production from the interaction between two reggeons associated with projectiles and two reggeons associated with targets is studied. The vertex can be used to calculate the collision cross section of two pairs of nucleons. The transversality of the vertex is verified along with its good behavior for large longitudinal momenta, which is essential for the vertex’s applicability. Poles are discussed for the zero values of longitudinal momenta. It is found that the poles remain, in contrast to the case of one projectile.     

Injection-switchable erbium-doped fiber laser with two output ports

An injection-switchable erbium-doped fiber laser (EDFL) with two output ports based on a ring structure is proposed. Wavelength switching together with the switching of the dominating output port of the fiber laser is achieved by controlling the power of a tunable injection laser. The characteristics of the wavelength switching for different levels of the pump laser power and different wavelengths of the injection laser are studied experimentally.     

Functional structures and folding dynamics of two peptides

The folding dynamics and structural characteristics of peptides RTKAWNRQLYPEW (P1) and RTKQLYPEW (P2) are investigated by using all-atomic simulation procedure CHARMM in this work. The results show that P1, a segment of an antigen, has a folding motif of α-helix, whereas P2, which is derived by deleting four residues AWNR from peptide P1, prevents the formation of helix and presents a β-strand. And peptide P1 experiences a more rugged energy landscape than peptide P2. From our results, it is inferred that the antibody CD8 cytolytic T lymphocyte prefers an antigen with a β-folding structure to that with an α-helical one.     

Dual wavefunctions in two–dimensional quantum mechanics

It is shown that the Schrödinger equation for a large family of pairs of two–dimensional quantum potentials possess wavefunctions for which the amplitude and the phase are interchangeable, producing two different solutions which are dual to each other. This is a property of solutions with vanishing Böhm potential. These solutions can be extended to three–dimensional systems. We explicitly calculate dual solutions for physical systems, such as the repulsive harmonic oscillator and the two–dimensional hydrogen atom. These dual wavefunctions are also solutions of an analogue optical system in the eikonal limit. In this case, the potential is related to the refractive index, allowing the study of this two–dimensional dual wavefunction solutions with an optical (analogue) system.     

Conditional quantum CNOT gate between two four-level atoms

We propose a scheme to implement a quantum controlled-NOT (CNOT) gate between two four-level atoms inside the detuned optical cavity. The system state is evolved inside the decoherence-free (DF) subspace through stimulated Raman processes, which yields the desired unitary evolution operation for the CNOT. Our scheme is immune to decoherence due to dissipation of cavity excitation and spontaneous emission from the excited atomic level.     

Quantum coherent oscillations between two coupled bose-einstein condensates

The theoretical investigation of quantum coherent atomic oscillations between two coupled Bose-Eimtein condensates（BECs） is studied. We apply the inseparable wave function of time-space to describe twotrapped BECs in a double-well magnetic trap. According to Thomas-Fermi approximation, dynamical equations ofthe interwell phase difference and population imbalance are obtained. Using numerical method, coherent atomictunneling and macroscopic quantum self-trapping（MQST） effect are investigated.     

Quantum coherent oscillations between two coupled bose-einstein condensates

The theoretical investigation of quantum coherent atomic oscillations between two coupled Bose-Einstein condensates(BECs) is studied. We apply the inseparable wave function of time-space to describe two trapped BECs in a double-well magnetic trap. According to Thomas-Fermi approximation, dynamical equations of the interwell phase difference and population imbalance are obtained. Using numerical method, coherent atomic tunneling and macroscopic quantum self-trapping(MQST) effect are investigated.     

A comparison of two models of theρ-meson

A renormalization of the-propagator is presented. It is shown that if the-wave, isovector - amplitude is assumed to be dominated by this renormalized, many scattering parameters are predicted that agree well with experimental data. The model is compared with one presented by Tschang and Parkinson. It is shown that the predictions of the two models are the same, but that the renormalization model does not contain some of the theoretical problems of the Tschang and Parkinson scheme.Research partially supported by NSF Institutional Grant No. GU3220 and a grant from the Research Corporation.     

An active control synchronization for two modified Chua circuits

From modern control theory, an active control method to synchronize two modified Chua circuits with each other,which exhibit chaos, is presented. Some sufficient conditions of linear stability of the chaotic synchronization are obtained from rigorous mathematic justification. On the basis of the state-observer, the controller is analytically deduced using the active control. It is shown that this technique can be applied to achieve synchronization of the two systems with each other, whether they are identical or not. Finally, numerical simulations show the effectiveness of the proposed control scheme.     

Quantum entanglement in a two—dimensional ion trap

In this paper,we investigate the quantum entanglement in a two-dimensional ion trap system.we discuss the quantum entanglement between the ion and phonons by using reduced entropy,and that between two degrees of freedom of the vibrational motion along x and y directions by using quantum relative entropy.We discuss also the influence of initial state of the system on the quantum entanglement and the relation between two entanglements in the trapped ion system.