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罗伊·格劳伯

Roy J. Glauber

量子光学、光的相干性

2005 年诺贝尔物理学奖

25 个问题

  1. Spin effects on the high-energy deuteron cross-section defect: determining the spin-dependent nucleon amplitudes and testing the spin-dependent Glauber predictions at multi-GeV energies

  2. Rigorous definition of the effective phase-space dimension of a quantum state and the existence of a universal relation g(2)(0)=f(D)g^{(2)}(0)=f(D) for singular PP-distributions

  3. Controlled validity of asymptotic passage-time statistics for the decay of unstable equilibrium states: recrossings, cutoffs, and nonlinear field dynamics beyond the Haake-Haus-Glauber asymptotics

  4. Spin-dependent extension, near-forward uniformization, and quantitative validity criteria for the asymptotic stationary-phase theory of diffractive hadron-nucleus scattering

  5. Experimental verification of the predicted statistical properties of superfluorescent pulses

  6. Realistic-imperfection analysis of the two-atom quantum eraser and of the two-photon correlation imaging protocols of Glauber, Kleber, Patnaik, Scully and Walther (2005)

  7. Completing the multiple diffraction theory of high-energy elastic ppˉp\bar{p} and pppp scattering: the averaged parton-parton amplitude beyond the forward cone, its tt-dependent phase, and the energy-dependent transverse interaction radius

  8. Foundations of the cooperative-mode theory of coherent resonant scattering by an atomic sphere: eigenmode completeness and microscopic relaxation

  9. Completing Glauber's exponential-coupling nucleon–meson model: relativistic two-nucleon bound states, angular distributions of multiple-meson production, and the weak-coupling expansion at the physical mass ratio

  10. Finite-size, boundary-condition, and detector-model corrections to fermion and spin counting statistics in the one-dimensional XY family

  11. Titulaer–Glauber density-operator theorems for coherent fields in the continuum-mode and infrared (divergent photon number) regimes, and the off-diagonal freedom of fully coherent states

  12. Coherent pion emission in high-energy heavy-ion collisions: quantifying the coherent fraction, its effect on Bose-Einstein (HBT) correlations, and its separation from competing mechanisms

  13. Explicit quantum mass formulas for solitons beyond one loop and two spacetime dimensions (Cahill–Comtet–Glauber extension program)

  14. Spontaneous coherent optical beats between two inverted atomic groups: fate of the locking-versus-beating threshold under depletion, dispersive shift, and unequal coupling

  15. Completing the Polarium model: cooperative reflection and transmission by a resonant atomic slab beyond the ideal coherent limit

  16. Superfluorescence of a large inverted sphere beyond the linear initiation regime: nonlinear coupling of vector multipole modes, delay-time statistics, and the deferred approximations of the Prasad–Glauber theory

  17. Survival and experimental observability of the coherent collective-mode phenomena of the polarium model of resonant media

  18. Existence, breakdown, and singularity structure of the Glauber-Sudarshan P representation for the two-mode parametric amplifier

  19. Counting statistics of the strongly correlated fermionic XY system under realistic detection: post-release expansion, finite detector time scales, quasiparticle reservoirs, and the XX limit

  20. Statistics of superfluorescent pulses in three-dimensional, relaxing samples: completing the quantitative theory and its experimental validation beyond one dimension and leading order in 1/N1/N

  21. Explicit 1/N1/N corrections to the Haake–Glauber asymptotic quantum statistics of superradiant pulses in the single-mode collective-emission master equation

  22. Particle counting with detector back-action: exact and certified solutions of the nonunitary absorptive propagation beyond the one-dimensional point-absorber case

  23. Rigorous s-ordered phase-space representations: unbounded operators, ultradistributional weight functions, and the singularity boundary x(F) of the Cahill–Glauber ordering continuum

  24. Quantitative extraction of two-nucleon correlation information from low-energy pion double charge exchange

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