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Quantum-like models and coherent effects : proceedings of the 27th Workshop of the INFN Eloisatron Project, Erice, Italy 13-20 June 1994

Renato Fedele, Padma Kant Shukla

Published Jan 1, 1995• 3 citations
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Phase space as an arena for atom optics in a quantized light field, D.S. Krahmer et al photon statistics for multimode squeezed Schrodinger cat states, V.I. Man'ko quantum dissipation and coherence, G. Vitiello recent results on the Abraham-Lorentz-Dirac equation, A. Carati et al shift operators and coherent states in nonlinear dynamics, E.C.G. Sudarashan quantumlike manifestation in a classical mechanical system, R.K. Varma quantum-like model for charged particle beam dynamics, R. Fedele coherent instabilties in particle accelerators - conventional and novel approaches, M. Migliorati and L. Palumbo crystalline beams - theory, experiments and proposals, A. Ruggiero coherent structures in magnetized plasmas, P.K. Shukla dynamics of interaction of relativistically intense electromagnetic waves with a relativistic hot electron-positron plasmas, N.L. Tsintsadze coherent and incoherent soliton interactions - a variational approach, D. Anderson and M. Lisak stationary and radiating solitons in high order dispersive systems, V.I. Karpman.

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The present status of the quantum theory of light : proceedings of a symposium in honour of Jean-Pierre Vigier

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Proceedings of the International Workshop on Quantum Systems : new trends and methods, Minsk, Belarus, 23-29 May 1994

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WORLD SCIENTIFIC eBooks•Jan 1, 1995•1 citation
Phase space as an arena for atom optics in a quantized light field, D.S. Krahmer et al photon statistics for multimode squeezed Schrodinger cat states, V.I. Man'ko quantum dissipation and coherence, G. Vitiello recent results on the Abraham-Lorentz-Dirac equation, A. Carati et al shift operators and coherent states in nonlinear dynamics, E.C.G. Sudarashan quantumlike manifestation in a classical mechanical system, R.K. Varma quantum-like model for charged particle beam dynamics, R. Fedele coherent instabilties in particle accelerators - conventional and novel approaches, M. Migliorati and L. Palumbo crystalline beams - theory, experiments and proposals, A. Ruggiero coherent structures in magnetized plasmas, P.K. Shukla dynamics of interaction of relativistically intense electromagnetic waves with a relativistic hot electron-positron plasmas, N.L. Tsintsadze coherent and incoherent soliton interactions - a variational approach, D. Anderson and M. Lisak stationary and radiating solitons in high order dispersive systems, V.I. Karpman.
Non-classical light in high resolution interferometry, F. Barone et al the MQC experiment to test macroscopic quantum coherence in a squid, C. Cosmelli physical relevance of quantum groups, S. De Martino et al charged particle beam transport - quantum-like description versus classical description, R. Fedele and G. Miele coherent transport in mesoscopic devices, V.M. Ramagliu and A. Tagliacozzo stochastic limit for interacting fermions, V. Mastropietro quantum measurements in microscopic and macroscopic oscillators at finite temperature, R. Onofrio neutral plasma in an electromagnetic trap, G. Torelli Liouville integrability of the Schrodinger equation, G. Vilasi mesoscopic gravitation, L. Viola. (Part contents).
Preface. Introduction to the Conference. A Quantum of Light Shed on a Classical Problem C.K. Whitney. A Classical Photon Model R.J. Beil. Stationary Vacuum-Polarization 'P Fields': the Missing Element in Electromagnetism and Quantum Mechanics M.H. MacGregor. Electrons and Photons as Soliton-Waves G. Hunter. Topological Solitons in Non-Linear Electrodynamics G. Kalbermann. A Particle or a Photon in a Field T.W. Marshall, E. Santos. Could the Photon be Superfluous? M. Sachs. Fluctuation-Dissipation Quantum Electrodynamics G.F. Efremov, et al. Einstein-de-Broglie-Proca Theory of Light and Simultaneous Existence of Transverse and Longitudinal Photons S. Roy, M. Roy. Origin, Observation and Consequences of the B(3) Field M.W. Evans. Opto-Magnetic Effects in Non-Absorbing Media: Problems of Measurement and Interpretation S. Jeffers, et al. Generalized Equations of Electrodynamics of Continuous Media V.M. Dubovik, et al. Maxwellian Analysis of Reflection and Refraction R.D. Prosser, et al. Solutions of Maxwell Equations for a Hollow Curved Wave Conductor N. Bashkov, A. Tchernomorov. Maxwell's Equations Directly from the Dynamics of Point Particles G.N. Ord. Obtaining the Schrodinger and Dirac Equations from the Einstein/KAC Model of Brownian Motion by Projection G.N. Ord. Derivation of the Schrodinger Equation T.B. Andrews. An Appraisal of Stochastic Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics M. Baublitz, Jr. Compatible Statistical Interpretation of Quantum Beats M. Bozic. Stochastic Non-Markov Model of Quantum Mechanical Behaviour S.R. Vatsya. A Fundamental Force as the Deterministic Explanation of Quantum Mechanics B.J. Dalton. A Geometric Approach to the Quantum Mechanics of the Broglie and Vigier W.R. Wood, G. Papini. Stable Orbits as Limit Cycles S. Bergia. The Correspondence Principle: Periodic Orbits from Quantum Mechanics D. Provost. Neutron Interferometric Experiments on Quantum Mechanics G. Badurek. Enigmatic Neutrons V.K. Ignatovich. Experiments to Test the Reality of De Broglie Waves J.R. Croca. Preselected Quantum Optical Correlations M. Pavicic. Apparent Contradiction in EPR Correlations L.C. Ryff. The Wave- particle Duality E. Bitsakis. Quantum Mechanical Tunneling in a Causal Interpretation M. Clarkson. Quantum Uncertainty, Wave-particle Duality and Fundamental Symmetries P. Rowlands. On the Contradiction between Quantum Mechanics and Relativity: a Superluminal Quantum Morse Telegraph A. Garuccio. Incompatibility between Einstein's Relativity and Lorentz's Equations P. Marmet. On Self-Interaction and (Non-)Perturbative Quantum GRT H.-H. von Borzeszkowski. Classical Physics Foundations for Quantum Physics L. Motz, D.W. Kraft. Inertial Transformations: A Review F. Selleri. The Lorentz Invariance Revisited M. Surdin. A New Type of Massive Spin-One Boson: And Its Relation with Maxwell Equations D.V. Ahluwalia. Implications of Extended Models of the Electron for Particle Theory and Cosmology E.J. Sternglass. The Takabayasi Moving Frame, from the A Potential to the Z Boson R. Boudet. The Nature of the Cosmological Redshift M. Moles. A Quantum Digital Theory of Light N.V. Pope. Toward a Comprehensible Physical Theory: Gravity and Quantum Mechanics H. Yilmaz. Hidden Background Field and Quantum Non-Locality R. Ramanathan. Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Correlations within Bell Region R. Horodecki. Electromagnetic Gauge as Integration Condi
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Classically, a charged particle in a magnetic field emits radiation, losing momentum and experiencing the Abraham-Lorentz (AL) / Landau-Lifshitz (LL) radiation reaction (RR) force. However, at atomic scales and outside the range of their applicability, the AL/LL equations fail and RR destroys the coherent state of an electron-undermining the very concept of a RR force. This process can be described by the coupled Schrödinger-Maxwell (SM) system under appropriate limits, but the system's nonlinear complexity has long limited purely analytical studies. We present geometric structure-preserving algorithms for the SM system that preserve gauge invariance, symplecticity, and unitarity on the discrete space-time lattice, which are implemented in our Structure-Preserving scHrodINger maXwell (SPHINX) code. By constructing coherent states from the Landau levels, SPHINX simulates the fully-coupled nonlinear dynamics of an electron coherent state, the energy partition evolution, and decoherence/relaxation of the electron wave packet in time due to RR. These simulations indicate that, in an external magnetic field, an electron prepared in an atomic-scale coherent state can radiate strongly, rapidly losing coherence and dispersing into a decoherent wave packet. Additionally, we also present the fully-coupled nonlinear evolution of the non-degenerate ground- and first-excited Landau levels themselves to understand how the coupled SM system modifies the well-known ideal (i.e., Schrödinger-only) dynamics of the Landau Levels. With appropriate boundary conditions, simulations show that the Landau levels are renormalized into stationary dressed eigenstates with constant electromagnetic and kinetic energies. This opens a new computational window into RR physics and advances modeling of extreme-field phenomena in fusion plasmas, astrophysics, and next-generation laser experiments
Some geometric phases, M. Berry QED effects in the Dyon external field, E. Tolkachev a Schroedinger equation for mini universes, V. de Alfaro diffuse high-energy neutrino fluxes - active galactic nuclei and bright phase of galaxies evolution, A. Gazizov the concept of potential in quantum field theory, J. Sucher quasi-classical formulas in super symmetric quantum mechanics, A. Inomata squeezed states and relativistic quantum mechanics, Y.S. Kim quantum optics of single atoms and trapped molecules, S. Kilin magnetic monopoles and other fictional astrophysical particles, P. Trower the Rho-Meson contribution to nucleon form factors from low-energy unitarity, M. Krivoruchenko covariant deformed oscillator algebras, C. Quesne Kaluza-Klein or fibre bundles?, N.P. Konopleva. (Part Contents).