On the dynamics of confined particles: a laser test

Fiordilino, Emilio

doi:10.1088/1612-202x/aa74ed

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“…In fact the resonance enhances the electron dynamics and induces rapid exchange of electronic population between the coupled levels. Such a configuration has been indicated as particularly favourable to fathom the core laws of quantum mechanics [48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55].…”

Section: Introducing a Laser Fieldmentioning

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Constraints on the spatial variation of Planck constant

Fiordilino

2021

Eur. Phys. J. Plus

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Inspired by recently published researches, we present two protocols for setting an upper limit to the claimed variation of $$\hbar $$ ħ upon the position. The protocols, both within today state of art, involve the use of two delayed laser pulses driving an atom. The distinct positions of the laboratory, due to the Earth motion, affects $$\hbar $$ ħ and hence the atomic dynamics. The first protocol measures the difference in population of the atomic ground state while the second one the red-shift of the harmonics emitted by the atom in the two moments of the experiment. The protocols improve the reported upper limit of $$\varDelta \hbar /\hbar $$ Δ ħ / ħ . The theory shows that $$\hbar (\varvec{r})$$ ħ ( r ) induces a chaotic evolution to the atom. This form of Chaos is generated by a variation of a physical parameter and is one example of Parametric Chaos.

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Constraints on the spatial variation of Planck constant

Fiordilino

2021

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Quantum Ring in a Magnetic Field: High Harmonic Generation and NOT Logic Gate

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Fiordilino

2020

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The effect of a static magnetic field on the high harmonic generation (HHG) from a quantum ring driven by one laser polarized along the x‐axis is studied. The spin polarization and the temporal emission of the harmonics are studied by varying the intensity of the magnetic field and it is shown how these results have a significant technological impact in computer technology; in fact a boolean algebra can be implemented by assigning 0 and 1 values to low and high pulse intensities of the emitted harmonics and logic gates like the NOT can be created.

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On the dynamics of confined particles: a laser test

Cited by 2 publications

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Constraints on the spatial variation of Planck constant

Constraints on the spatial variation of Planck constant

Quantum Ring in a Magnetic Field: High Harmonic Generation and NOT Logic Gate

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