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Entangled photon pairs produced by a quantum dot strongly coupled to a microcavity
We show theoretically that entangled photon pairs can be produced on demand
through the biexciton decay of a quantum dot strongly coupled to the modes of a
photonic crystal. The strong coupling allows to tune the energy of the mixed
exciton-photon (polariton) eigenmodes, and to overcome the natural splitting
existing between the exciton states coupled with different linear polarizations
of light. Polariton states are moreover well protected against dephasing due to
their lifetime ten to hundred times shorter than that of a bare exciton. Our
analysis shows that the scheme proposed can be achievable with the present
technology
Using of small-scale quantum computers in cryptography with many-qubit entangled states
We propose a new cryptographic protocol. It is suggested to encode
information in ordinary binary form into many-qubit entangled states with the
help of a quantum computer. A state of qubits (realized, e.g., with photons) is
transmitted through a quantum channel to the addressee, who applies a quantum
computer tuned to realize the inverse unitary transformation decoding of the
message. Different ways of eavesdropping are considered, and an estimate of the
time needed for determining the secret unitary transformation is given. It is
shown that using even small quantum computers can serve as a basis for very
efficient cryptographic protocols. For a suggested cryptographic protocol, the
time scale on which communication can be considered secure is exponential in
the number of qubits in the entangled states and in the number of gates used to
construct the quantum network
Differential expression of Prnp and Sprn in scrapie infected sheep also reveals Prnp genotype specific differences
Massive creation of entangled exciton states in semiconductor quantum dots
An intense laser pulse propagating in a medium of inhomogeneously broadened
quantum dots massively creates entangled exciton states. After passage of the
pulse all single-exciton states remain unpopulated (self-induced transparency)
whereas biexciton coherence (exciton entanglement) is generated through
two-photon transitions. We propose several experimental techniques for the
observation of such unexpected behavior
Third quantization of -type gravity
We examine the third quantization of -type gravity, based on its
effective Lagrangian in the case of a flat Friedmann-Lemaitre-Robertson-Walker
metric. Starting from the effective Lagrangian, we execute a suitable change of
variable and the second quantization, and we obtain the Wheeler-DeWitt
equation. The third quantization of this theory is considered. And the
uncertainty relation of the universe is investigated in the example of
-type gravity, where . It is shown, when the time is late
namely the scale factor of the universe is large, the spacetime does not
contradict to become classical, and, when the time is early namely the scale
factor of the universe is small, the quantum effects are dominating.Comment: 9 pages, Arbitrary constants in (4.19) are changed to arbitrary
functions of . Conclusions are not changed. References are added.
Typos are correcte
Neutrinos in a spherical box
In the present paper we study some neutrino properties as they may appear in
the low energy neutrinos emitted in triton decay with maximum neutrino energy
of 18.6 keV. The technical challenges to this end can be achieved by building a
very large TPC capable of detecting low energy recoils, down to a a few tenths
of a keV, within the required low background constraints. More specifically We
propose the development of a spherical gaseous TPC of about 10-m in radius and
a 200 Mcurie triton source in the center of curvature. One can list a number of
exciting studies, concerning fundamental physics issues, that could be made
using a large volume TPC and low energy antineutrinos: 1) The oscillation
length involving the small angle of the neutrino mixing matrix, directly
measured in this disappearance experiment, is fully contained inside the
detector. Measuring the counting rate of neutrino-electron elastic scattering
as a function of the distance of the source will give a precise and unambiguous
measurement of the oscillation parameters free of systematic errors. In fact
first estimates show that even with a year's data taking a sensitivity of a few
percent for the measurement of the above angle will be achieved. 2) The low
energy detection threshold offers a unique sensitivity for the neutrino
magnetic moment which is about two orders of magnitude beyond the current
experimental limit. 3) Scattering at such low neutrino energies has never been
studied and any departure from the expected behavior may be an indication of
new physics beyond the standard model. In this work we mainly focus on the
various theoretical issues involved including a precise determination of the
Weinberg angle at very low momentum transfer.Comment: 16 Pages, LaTex, 7 figures, talk given at NANP 2003, Dubna, Russia,
June 23, 200
Resource characteristics and stock assessment of lesser sardines in the Indian waters
The fishery and biology of commercially important species of lesser sardine resources of India were
studied. Detailed gearwise, specieswise and monthwise landings for 1984-88 are presented .In Goa-Karnataka
region the main gear was purse seine, whereas in the Keralaregion it was gill net. On the east coast, Tamil Nadu-
Pondicheny recorded maximum landings through gill nets and Andhra-Orissa through boat seines and gill nets.
Surdinellu gibbosa was the imponant species in the west and southeast coasts of India, and S.,fimbriutuin the
northeast region. Growth panmeters for different species were estimated. Stock assessment for S. gibbosu
showed that the fish is optimally exploited in the Tamil Nadu-Pondicheny region, whereas in the west coast
(Kerala and Goa-Kmataka regions) the fishery can be improved with additional effon. In the Andhra-Orissa
region. the effon is beyond the MSY level
Observation of Fluctuation-Dissipation-Theorem Violations in a Structural Glass
The fluctuation-dissipation theorem (FDT), connecting dielectric
susceptibility and polarization noise was studied in glycerol below its glass
transition temperature Tg. Weak FDT violations were observed after a quench
from just above to just below Tg, for frequencies above the alpha peak.
Violations persisted up to 10^5 times the thermal equilibration time of the
configurational degrees of freedom under study, but comparable to the average
relaxation time of the material. These results suggest that excess energy flows
from slower to faster relaxing modes.Comment: Improved discussion; final version to appear in Phys. Rev. Lett. 4
pages, 5 PS figures, RevTe
A note on the occurrence of large scale fish mortality along the Chaliyar River near Beypore
An unusual phenomenon of large scale fish mortality was noticed at Chaliyar river in Beypore on the morning of 3rd May 1966. The fishermen noticed hundreds of fish struggling and coming up on the surface of water in a dazed and dead condition and showing signs of suffocation. They caught the dead and dying fish and sold them immediately in the market. No adverse effect as a result of eating these
fish was noticed
Determination of the exponent gamma for SAWs on the two-dimensional Manhattan lattice
We present a high-statistics Monte Carlo determination of the exponent gamma
for self-avoiding walks on a Manhattan lattice in two dimensions. A
conservative estimate is \gamma \gtapprox 1.3425(3), in agreement with the
universal value 43/32 on regular lattices, but in conflict with predictions
from conformal field theory and with a recent estimate from exact enumerations.
We find strong corrections to scaling that seem to indicate the presence of a
non-analytic exponent Delta < 1. If we assume Delta = 11/16 we find gamma =
1.3436(3), where the error is purely statistical.Comment: 24 pages, LaTeX2e, 4 figure
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