Quantum Interferometry
Proceedings of an Adriatico Workshop, Trieste, March 1996
Published on 31. October 1996
Book
Hardback
XXI, 544 pages
978-3-527-29447-3 (ISBN)
Description
Quantum interferometry deals with the quantum nature of the world. It comprises theoretical and experimental aspects as well as future technical aplications such as nanostructures. This text contains the lectures from the Adriatico Conference held in Trieste in March 1996. It should be of interest to physicists working on the theoretical and experimental fundamentals of physics.
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Partial table of contents:; CAVITY QED; Atomic Interferometry with the Micromaser (H. Walther); Tunneling and the Mazer (C. Bednar, et al.); QUANTUM INFORMATION; Classical and Quantum Information Transmission and Interactions (C. Bennett); Experimental Quantum Communication (K. Mattle, et al.); ENTANGLEMENT AND NONLOCALITY; Test of the Violation of Local Realism in Quantum Mechanics with no use of Bell's Inequalities (D. Boschi, et al.); A Loophole-Free Test of the Bell Inequalities (E. Fry & T. Walther); A New Parametric Down-Conversion Source of Asymmetric Entangled Photon Pairs (A. Garuccio & C. Monken); Interference Between a Single Photon and a Superposition of Coherent States (J. Rarity & P. Tapster); PHASE AND INTERFERENCE; Evidence for a Non-Unique Quantum Optical Phase Difference in Interferometric Measurements (J. Torgerson & L. Mandel); Michelson Interferometry with Phase-Conjugate Mirrors: A Superluminal Quantum Telegraph? (A. Garuccio); ELECTRONS, NEUTRONS AND ATOMS; Electron Phase Microscopy and its Applications to Flux-Line Observation (A. Tonomura); Diffraction of Atomic Waves at a Phase Modulated Standing Light Field (E. Mayr, et al.); FOUNDATIONS; Quaternionic Quantum Interferometry (A. Peres); Properties of Partlicles (L. Hardy); Quantum Zeno Effect and Inverse Zeno Effect (S. Pascazio).