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Graduate Klein paradox in the massless case
Edit : By continuity of ##T(E)## I would say that the good answer is ##T=1##. Also if I end the step potential (I take a potential barrier), the electron coming from the left has to pass the barrier, as it can't change its group velocity. So for me ##T## is always ##1##, even in the pathological...- Paul159
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Klein paradox in the massless case
I have a question about the Klein paradox in the massless case, for a potential step of height ##V_0## (this is exactly the situation described by Wikipedia). I don't have a problem to understand the "paradox", and I think the Wikipedia's illustration is quite telling. My question is : what...- Paul159
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- Klein Massless Paradox
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Graduate Weyl Fermion in an infinite well
Ok I get it. You have to take two different spinors for ##x = 0## and ##x = a##. The first condition at ##x = 0## will give you the trivial property ##-i = -i##. The condition at ##x = a## will give you ##e^{2ika} = -1##, such that ##k_n = (n + 1/2) \pi /a##. You can lock this topic thanks.- Paul159
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Graduate Weyl Fermion in an infinite well
Hello everyone, I have a problem with bounds states of the 1D Weyl equation. I want to solve the Dirac equation ##−i\hbar \partial _x\Psi+m(x)\sigma _z \Psi=E\Psi## with the mass ##m(x)=0,0<x<a##, ##m(x)=\infty,x<0,x>a##. ##\Psi=(\Psi_1,\Psi_2)^T## is a two component spinor. Outside the well...- Paul159
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- Fermion Infinite Infinite well Weyl
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Undergrad Is the current density operator derived from fundamental considerations?
Ok I see thanks !- Paul159
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Undergrad Is the current density operator derived from fundamental considerations?
Hello, I found this article. In equation (1) the authors wrote that the current operator is given by : ## - \frac{\delta H}{\delta A} ##. I just would like to know if this relation is a just definition or if it can be derived from more fundamentals considerations ? Thanks !- Paul159
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- Current Current density Density Density operator Operator
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Undergrad Spontaneous parametric down-conversion entanglement using BBO
Yes of course, I understand now. Thanks !- Paul159
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Spontaneous parametric down-conversion entanglement using BBO
https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1001/1001.4182.pdf (look at the end of page 4).- Paul159
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Spontaneous parametric down-conversion entanglement using BBO
Hello, I have a question about the creation of the Bell's entanglement state ##1/\sqrt{2} (|HH> + |VV>)##using type I BBO crystals (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_parametric_down-conversion). Two crystals are put orthogonal to each other and each of them emits a photon pair...- Paul159
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- Entanglement Parametric Spontaneous
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Undergrad Rabi Hamiltonian : counter-rotating terms
I'm referring to the Rabi Hamiltonian model (Jaynes-Cumming model without the rotating-wave approximation). Yes this is exactly what I don't understand (at least I found this terms counter-intuitive). Yes but for strong coupling with matter we cannot neglect them.- Paul159
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Undergrad Rabi Hamiltonian : counter-rotating terms
Hello, I'm trying to understand the counter-rotating terms of the Rabi Hamiltonian : ##a^\dagger \sigma_+## and ##a \sigma_-##. I find these terms rather strange, in the sense that naively I would interpret them as describing an electron that gets excited by emitting a photon (and vice...- Paul159
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- Hamiltonian Terms
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Graduate Why Can't a Top Quark Decay Into a Charm or Up Quark?
Thank you very much.- Paul159
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Graduate Why Can't a Top Quark Decay Into a Charm or Up Quark?
Hello, I have a very basic question : why a top quark for example cannot decay into a charm or up quark ? The fact is that I don't really understand where the concept of up- and down-type quark come from (except that they have the same charge). Why a up-type quark cannot transform into...- Paul159
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- Decay Quark
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Undergrad Falsifying LQG: Experiments & Examples Beyond Lorentz's Symmetry
Thanks atyy. Uhmmmm ok. So what he says in his message is wrong? LQG is not falsified ? Looking at atyy's pdf I have the impression that the theory is so poorly developed that we don't even know what its predictions are.- Paul159
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Undergrad Falsifying LQG: Experiments & Examples Beyond Lorentz's Symmetry
Hello, I came across this thread about LGQ and string theory ; in the 3rd response Lubos Molt says that LQG has been falsified by several experiments but does not give examples (apart from the no-violation of Lorentz's symmetry) My question is simply : do you have examples of such experiments...- Paul159
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- Lqg
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models