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The dissipation of the system and the atom in two-photon Jaynes-Cummings model with degenerate atomic levels
The method of perturbative expansion of master equation is employed to study
the dissipative properties of system and of atom in the two-photon
Jaynes-Cummings model (JCM) with degenerate atomic levels. The numerical
results show that the degeneracy of atomic levels prolongs the period of
entanglement between the atom and the field. The asymptotic value of atomic
linear entropy is apparently increased by the degeneration. The amplitude of
local entanglement and disentanglement is suppressed. The better the initial
coherence property of the degenerate atom, the larger the coherence loss.Comment: 11 pages, 4 figure
Reasoning by analogy in the generation of domain acceptable ontology refinements
Refinements generated for a knowledge base often involve the learning of new knowledge to be added to or replace existing parts of a knowledge base. However, the justifiability of the refinement in the context of the domain (domain acceptability) is often overlooked. The work reported in this paper describes an approach to the generation of domain acceptable refinements for incomplete and incorrect ontology individuals through reasoning by analogy using existing domain knowledge. To illustrate this approach, individuals for refinement are identified during the application of a knowledge-based system, EIRA; when EIRA fails in its task, areas of its domain ontology are identified as requiring refinement. Refinements are subsequently generated by identifying and reasoning with similar individuals from the domain ontology. To evaluate this approach EIRA has been applied to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) domain. An evaluation (by a domain expert) of the refinements generated by EIRA has indicated that this approach successfully produces domain acceptable refinements
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Enhanced forward stimulated Brillouin scattering in silicon photonic slot waveguide Bragg grating
We study the forward stimulated Brillouin scattering process in a suspended silicon slot waveguide Bragg grating. Full-vectorial formalism is applied to analyze the interplay of electrostriction and radiation pressure. We show that radiation pressure is the dominant factor in the proposed waveguide. The Brillouin gain strongly depends on the structural parameters and the maximum value in the order of 106 W−1 m−1 is obtained in the slow light regime, which is more than two orders larger than that of the stand-alone strip and slot waveguides
Ground-state configuration space heterogeneity of random finite-connectivity spin glasses and random constraint satisfaction problems
We demonstrate through two case studies, one on the p-spin interaction model
and the other on the random K-satisfiability problem, that a heterogeneity
transition occurs to the ground-state configuration space of a random
finite-connectivity spin glass system at certain critical value of the
constraint density. At the transition point, exponentially many configuration
communities emerge from the ground-state configuration space, making the
entropy density s(q) of configuration-pairs a non-concave function of
configuration-pair overlap q. Each configuration community is a collection of
relatively similar configurations and it forms a stable thermodynamic phase in
the presence of a suitable external field. We calculate s(q) by the
replica-symmetric and the first-step replica-symmetry-broken cavity methods,
and show by simulations that the configuration space heterogeneity leads to
dynamical heterogeneity of particle diffusion processes because of the entropic
trapping effect of configuration communities. This work clarifies the fine
structure of the ground-state configuration space of random spin glass models,
it also sheds light on the glassy behavior of hard-sphere colloidal systems at
relatively high particle volume fraction.Comment: 26 pages, 9 figures, submitted to Journal of Statistical Mechanic
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Non-volatile Optical Switch Based on a GST-Loaded Directional Coupler
We present a non-volatile optical switch based on a directional coupler comprising a silicon-Ge2Sb2Te5 (GST) hybrid waveguide. The non-volatility of GST makes it attractive for reducing static power consumption in optical switching. Experimental results show that the optical switch has an extinction ratio of >20 dB in the bar state and >25 dB in the cross state around 1578 nm wavelength. The insertion loss is 2 dB and 7 dB for the bar and cross states, respectively
Entanglement between two fermionic atoms inside a cylindrical harmonic trap
We investigate quantum entanglement between two (spin-1/2) fermions inside a
cylindrical harmonic trap, making use of the von Neumann entropy for the
reduced single particle density matrix as the pure state entanglement measure.
We explore the dependence of pair entanglement on the geometry and strength of
the trap and on the strength of the pairing interaction over the complete range
of the effective BCS to BEC crossover. Our result elucidates an interesting
connection between our model system of two fermions and that of two interacting
bosons.Comment: to appear in PR
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