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Graduate Negative kinetic energy in Bose Hubbard mode?
Thank you for your response! Can you show one example, in which ##t>0##?- Questionasker
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Negative kinetic energy in Bose Hubbard mode?
Too familiar with Bose Hubbard model, but suddenly got stuck by a simple question: Why is the kinetic term (to be precise should be single body part) negative?- Questionasker
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- Energy Kinetic Kinetic energy Mode Negative
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Understanding the Translational Operator and Its Applications
I am not sure about your question. But that translation operator is a generic operator, which translate a function value at x to x+a.- Questionasker
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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How do I benefit from a conference?
I am attending a condensed matter, BEC, superfluid related conference. I found though I work in this area but not continuously, I can hardly understand what people are talking about and what people are interested in. This let me feel that I am wasting my time in the conference room. The topics...- Questionasker
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Graduate Time Reversal Symmetry & Magnetic Field: Charges Explained
A charge moving in magnetic field will feel the Lorentz force and rotate. Now if you reverse the velocity at the end of such a process, the charge will not trace the way back so the time reversal symmetry is broken here. I'm just wondering is there another possibility for breaking the time...- Questionasker
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate Time Reversal Symmetry & Magnetic Field: Charges Explained
Talking about charges. If someone claims that in his work time reversal symmetry is conserved, does that equal to say he/she is not imposing a magnetic field?- Questionasker
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- Symmetry Time Time reversal Time reversal symmetry
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- Forum: Electromagnetism