MKEP 1.2: Particle Physics WS 2012/13 ( )
|
|
- Carol Webster
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 MKEP 1.: Particle Physics WS 01/13 ( ) Stephaie Hasma-Mezemer Physikalisches Istitut, INF 6, 3.101
2 Cotet for Today 4. Scatterig process ad trasitio amplitudes 4.1. Fermi s golde rule 4.. Loretz ivariat phase space ad matrix elemet 4.3. Decay Width ad Lifetime 4.4 Two ad Three Body decay rate, Dalitz plots 4.5 Cross sectio 5. Descriptio of free particle 5.1. Klei Gorda equatio 5.. Dirac equatio 5.3. Plae Wave solutio
3 Scatterig Process ad Trasitio Amplitudes i> iitial state x = (t,x) V(x) f> Igrediets to describe this process: fial state Fermi s golde rule (first order pertubatio theory): W fi = π V fi ρ f (E i ) Trasitio probability/uit of time e.g.: electro i coulomb potetial of proto matrix elemet: V fi = <φ f V φ i > phase space of fial state e - e - p γ p W fi is ot LI! Descriptio of free particle wave fuctios for fermios φ i, φ f Phase space factor Descriptio of free particle wave fuctios for fermios Descriptio of IA V fi ( M fi i LI represetatio) 3
4 Lorez trasformatio Lorez Ivariat Phase Space ad Matrix Elemet π π π V = (π) 3 ormalizatio of wave fuctio: 1 particle/volum π π π/γ Solutio: chage of ormalisatio: E particle /V V = (π) 3 /γ Not LI! Lorez ivariat! (π) 3 (π) 3 E φ φ E φ m φ m E m V fi = <φ f V φ i > Ei Ef V fi = M fi d 3 p j d 3 p j π 3 π 3 E j W fi = π 4 m l=1 E l V product of iitial states M fi δ( j=1 p j P) δ( j=1 E j E) LI matrix elemet eergy ad mometum coservatio j=1 d 3 p j π 3 E j LI phase space 4
5 Two Body Decay Rate A 1 + Γ = π 4 E A M fi δ E A E 1 E δ p A p 1 p d 3 p 1 π 3 E 1 d 3 p π 3 E W fi = Γ (trasitio probability per time decay rate) eed to defie referece frame (W fi is ot LI), here CMS: E A = m A p A = 0 p 1 = p = p* d 3 p 1 = p 1 d p 1 d Ω 1 Γ = M 8π m fi δ m A E 1 E A d 3 p 1 4E 1 E (some math exploitig properties of δ fuctio. e.g. Halze u. Marti, ch. 4) Γ = p 3π m A M fi dω p* = always true formula for ay two body decay 1 m A (m A m 1 + m )(m A m 1 m ) I case there is o depedece o Ω: M fi dω = 4π M fi (true for particles A with spi S=0) Γ = p 8π m A M fi 5
6 Three Body Decay Rate A Cosider agai ceter of mass system! Γ = π 4 E A M fi δ E A E 1 E E 3 δ p A p 1 p 3 p d 3 p 1 d 3 p d 3 p 3 π 3 E 1 π 3 E π 3 E 3 d 3 p j = p j d p j d Ω d p j = E j p j de j assumig there is o depedece o Ω (S A =0) Γ = 1 64π 3 m A M fi de 1 de d Γ(E 1,E ) de 1 de = 1 64π 3 1 m A M fi umber of evets (decay rate) i bis of E 1, E ca be measured/plotted direct access to matrix elemet squared! Dalitz-Plot 6
7 Dalitz Plot of decay A assume (for illustratio purposes first) fial state particles are massless: m 1 m m 3 0 E 1 + E + E 3 = p 1 + p p 1 + p + p 3 = 0 + p 3 = m A CMS of particle A E 1 m A / E 3 = 0 If matrix elemet M fi costat, tha uiform distributio i Dalitz plot. d Γ(E 1,E ) de 1 de = 1 64π 3 1 m A M fi m A / E
8 Sketch of Dalitz Plot of K 0 πμν ν E π π π π μ ν π μ ν μ μ π ν m π μ ν m μ E μ
9 Dalitz Plot d Γ(E 1,E ) de 1 de = 1 64π 3 1 m A M fi Istead of E 1 ad E use m 1, m 3 with ivariat mass m ij = (p i +p j ) m 1 = (E 1 +E ) (p 1 + p ) = m A E 3 p 3 = m A + m 3 m A E 3 dm 1 de 3 = m A = cost dγ (m 1,m 3 ) dm 1 dm 3 = 1 56π 3 1 m A M fi 9
10 X 0 Λ+ π - + π + X 0 Σ + + π - Λ + π + X 0 Σ - + π + Λ + π - X 0 Λ + π + + π - M fi is ot flat i phase space! 10
11 Dalitz Plot relativ agular mometum of decay particles = 1 D s + φ + π + K - + K + D + s K* + K + K - + π + D + s K + + K - + π + S(φ) = 1 S(K*)=1 p K parallel to p π S(D s+ ) = S(K) = S(π) = 0 p K atiparallel to p π m Kπ = (E K + E π ) (p K + p π )
12 Dalitz Plot p + p π 0 + π 0 + π 0 1
13 What do we lear from Dalitz Plots Are there itermediate resoaces? Ca read of their decay width ad thus lifetime If mother particle S=0 umber of dots i resoace lie spi of resoat particle Dalitz plot is sesitiv to phases (iterferece), resoaces ca be see as ehacemet or as lack of populatio i Dalitz plot Dalitz plots of symmetric fial states (e.g. pp 3π 0 ) are symmetric If S=0 ad o resoaces flat distributio ( M fi idepedet of phase space) 13
14 Cross Sectio: W fi = (π) 3 V fi δ (ormalisatio of 1 particle/uit volume) j=1 d 3 j=1 p j p i δ E j E i j=1 p j / π 3 3 Rate = (flux of 1) x (umber desity of ) x σ W fi = φ 1 x x σ = 1 x ( v 1 + v ) x x σ ormalisatio of 1 particle/uit volume: 1 = = 1 v v σ = π 4 v 1 + v V fi δ j=1 d 3 j=1 p j p i δ E j E i j=1 p j / π 3 use LI phase space/ormalizatio σ = π 4 M v 1 + v E 1 E fi δ j=1 p j p i δ E j E i j=1 d 3 j=1 p j /[ π 3 E j ] LI flux F LI matrix elemet LI phase factor (see homework) (still to be proove) σ is LI! 14
15 (see Halze & Marti ch 4) Cross Sectio: σ = π 4 j=1 d 3 M v 1 + v E 1 E fi δ j=1 p j p i δ E j E i j=1 p j /[ π 3 E j ] σ is LI! Computatio i CMS: p 1 = p = p i p 3 = p 4 = p f s = (E 1 + E ) dρ = 1 4π F = 4 p i s p f 4 s dω v v dσ dω CM = 1 p f M 64 π s p fi i ot LI defiitio of agles are ot LI 15
16 How to describe a free particle? 1. No-relativistic particles Schrödiger Equatio. Relativistic Spi=0 particles Klei-Gorda Equatio 3. Relativistic Spi=1/ particle Dirac Equatio 16
17 Schrödiger Equatio E = p m E p m = 0 o-relativistic eergy-mometum relatio E i ħ t E i t p iħ atural uits p i i ψ t + 1 m ψ = 0 ψ x, t = N e i(px Et) Schrödiger equatio Solutio: free particle wave fuctio Cotiuity equatio: Gauss theorem S t V ρ dv = j ds = S V j dv v desity flux outside the volume ρ t + j = 0 j 17
18 Schrödiger Equatio Schrödiger Equatio: m ψ = 0 [1] i ψ + 1 t [1] x (-iψ*): [1]* x (+iψ): * ρ t + j = 0 ρ j Normalisatio: ρ dv = 1 N dv = 1 N = 1 V ψ x, t = e i(px Et) work with uit volumes 18
19 Klei-Gorda-Equatio Start from relativistic eergy mometum relatio E = p + m t Φ Φ + m Φ = 0 Klei-Gorda equatio E = i t p = i E = - t p = eergy-eigevalues: E ± = ± p + m φ ± = Ne ipx ie egative eergy ±t eigevalues! +i Φ t Φ iφ Gebe Sie hier eie Formel ei. (+iφ*) x KlG Φ + i Φ m Φ = 0 (-iφ) x KlG* iφ t Φ + iφ Φ i Φ m Φ = 0 t (iφ t Φ i Φ t Φ ) + [ i (Φ Φ Φ Φ )] = 0 ρ ρ = i N e ipx+ie ±t ie ± e ipx ie ±t i N e ipx ie ±t +ie ± e ipx+ie ±t = N E ± j egative particle desities! ρ dv = 1 N = 1 EV j = i (Φ Φ Φ Φ ) = pn 19
20 Feyma-Stückelberg-Iterpretatio particle desity ρ = E ± N charge desity J 0 = qe ± N particle flux j = pn charge flux J = qpn ρ(e -, E - <0) = - e E - N = ee + N = ρ (e +, E + >0) j e, p = j (e +, p ) egative eergy solutio iterpreted as atiparticles charge desity ad flux idetically for e - with -E, +p ad e +, -E, -p 1 E - <0 p 1 - E - > 0 p t t particle travels i -t directio with eg. eergy particle travels i +t directio with pos. eergy 0
21 Applicatio to Feyma Diagrams e + with E>0 travels forward i time (p) e + with E<0 travels backward i time (p) e - with E>0 travels backward i time (-p) x e + γ arrows idicate particle (fermio) flux e - t 1
22 Discovery of Atiparticles postulated by Dirac 1933 discovered i cosmic ray i cloud chamber by Aderso 1936 Nobel Prize for Aderso lead layer: eergy loss idicates flight directio polarity of B field eed to be kow to decide o charge
23 Dirac Equatio Dirac Asatz: fid equatio which is liear i t ad Hψ = (α p + β m)ψ = i t ψ t ψ = H ψ = -(-iα x x still eed to fulfill relativistic eergy mometum relatio (solutio ψ of Dirac eq. must be solutios to Kl. Gorda) iα i α y y z + βm) (-iα z x x = (α + α x x y +α y z z β m ) + (α x α y + α y α x ) + (α x y xα z + α z α x ) x + (α x β + βα x ) + (α x yβ + βα y ) + (α y zβ + βα z ) z t Φ = Φ m Φ i α i α y y z + βm)ψ z + (α z yα z + α z α y ) y z α x = α y = α z = β =1 α i α j + α j α i = 0 if i j α i β + βα i = 0 3
24 Pauli-Dirac Represetatio α x = α y = α z = β =1 α i α j + α j α i = 0 if i j α i β + βα i = 0 Lowest order solutio: 4x4 matrices, thus ψ is 4 compoet vector (Dirac spior) ψ = oe choice of matrices: Dirac-Pauli represetatio I = ; σ x = ; σ y = 0 i i 0 ; σ z = ψ 1 ψ ψ 3 ψ β = I 0 0 I ; α j = 0 σ j σ j 0 ; 4
25 Covariat form of Dirac Equatio x -β (-iα x x (iβα x x i α i α y y z + βm)ψ = i ψ z t + iβ α + iβ α y y z + m)ψ = -i β ψ z t γ μ (β, βα μ ) μ = ( t, x, y, z ) (iγ μ μ m )ψ = 0 covariat form of Dirac equatio 5
26 Adjoit Equatio Dirac: Dirac : x γ 0 (iγ μ μ m )ψ = 0 (iγ 0 t + iγk x k - m )ψ = 0 -i t ψ γ 0 - i x k ψ γ k - m ψ = 0 -i t ψ γ 0 + i x k ψ γ k - m ψ = 0 -i t ψ γ 0 γ 0 - i x k ψ γ 0 γ k - m ψ γ 0 = 0 hermitia cojugated ( dagger : T* ) ψ = ψ γ 0 -i t ψγ0 - i x k ψγ k - m ψ = 0 i μ ψγ μ + m ψ= 0 adjoit equatio 6
27 Probability Desity ad Currets 7
Particle Physics WS 2012/13 ( )
Particle Physics WS /3 (3..) Stephanie Hansmann-Menzemer Physikalisches Institut, INF 6, 3. How to describe a free particle? i> initial state x (t,x) V(x) f> final state. Non-relativistic particles Schrödinger
More informationPhysics 324, Fall Dirac Notation. These notes were produced by David Kaplan for Phys. 324 in Autumn 2001.
Physics 324, Fall 2002 Dirac Notatio These otes were produced by David Kapla for Phys. 324 i Autum 2001. 1 Vectors 1.1 Ier product Recall from liear algebra: we ca represet a vector V as a colum vector;
More informationMechanics Physics 151
Mechaics Physics 151 Lecture 4 Cotiuous Systems ad Fields (Chapter 13) What We Did Last Time Built Lagragia formalism for cotiuous system Lagragia L = L dxdydz d L L Lagrage s equatio = dx η, η Derived
More informationOffice: JILA A709; Phone ;
Office: JILA A709; Phoe 303-49-7841; email: weberjm@jila.colorado.edu Problem Set 5 To be retured before the ed of class o Wedesday, September 3, 015 (give to me i perso or slide uder office door). 1.
More informationChapter 2 Motion and Recombination of Electrons and Holes
Chapter 2 Motio ad Recombiatio of Electros ad Holes 2.1 Thermal Eergy ad Thermal Velocity Average electro or hole kietic eergy 3 2 kt 1 2 2 mv th v th 3kT m eff 3 23 1.38 10 JK 0.26 9.1 10 1 31 300 kg
More informationPhysics 201 Final Exam December
Physics 01 Fial Exam December 14 017 Name (please prit): This test is admiistered uder the rules ad regulatios of the hoor system of the College of William & Mary. Sigature: Fial score: Problem 1 (5 poits)
More informationLecture 9: Diffusion, Electrostatics review, and Capacitors. Context
EECS 5 Sprig 4, Lecture 9 Lecture 9: Diffusio, Electrostatics review, ad Capacitors EECS 5 Sprig 4, Lecture 9 Cotext I the last lecture, we looked at the carriers i a eutral semicoductor, ad drift currets
More informationHydrogen (atoms, molecules) in external fields. Static electric and magnetic fields Oscyllating electromagnetic fields
Hydroge (atoms, molecules) i exteral fields Static electric ad magetic fields Oscyllatig electromagetic fields Everythig said up to ow has to be modified more or less strogly if we cosider atoms (ad ios)
More informationBuilding an NMR Quantum Computer
Buildig a NMR Quatum Computer Spi, the Ster-Gerlach Experimet, ad the Bloch Sphere Kevi Youg Berkeley Ceter for Quatum Iformatio ad Computatio, Uiversity of Califoria, Berkeley, CA 9470 Scalable ad Secure
More informationECE 308 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems
ECE 38-5 ECE 38 Discrete-Time Sigals ad Systems Z. Aliyazicioglu Electrical ad Computer Egieerig Departmet Cal Poly Pomoa ECE 38-5 1 Additio, Multiplicatio, ad Scalig of Sequeces Amplitude Scalig: (A Costat
More informationChapter 1. Complex Numbers. Dr. Pulak Sahoo
Chapter 1 Complex Numbers BY Dr. Pulak Sahoo Assistat Professor Departmet of Mathematics Uiversity Of Kalyai West Begal, Idia E-mail : sahoopulak1@gmail.com 1 Module-2: Stereographic Projectio 1 Euler
More informationPHYS-3301 Lecture 5. CHAPTER 3 The Experimental Basis of Quantum. 3.8: Compton Effect. 3.8: Compton Effect. Sep. 11, 2018
CHAPTER 3 The Experimetal Basis of Quatum PHYS-3301 Lecture 5 Sep. 11, 2018 3.1 Discovery of the X Ray ad the Electro 3.2 Determiatio of Electro Charge 3.3 Lie Spectra 3.4 Quatizatio 3.5 Blackbody Radiatio
More information10 More general formulation of quantum mechanics
TFY4250/FY2045 Tillegg 10 - More geeral formulatio of quatum mechaics 1 TILLEGG 10 10 More geeral formulatio of quatum mechaics I this course we have so far bee usig the positio represetatio of quatum
More informationHE ATOM & APPROXIMATION METHODS MORE GENERAL VARIATIONAL TREATMENT. Examples:
5.6 4 Lecture #3-4 page HE ATOM & APPROXIMATION METHODS MORE GENERAL VARIATIONAL TREATMENT Do t restrict the wavefuctio to a sigle term! Could be a liear combiatio of several wavefuctios e.g. two terms:
More informationPC5215 Numerical Recipes with Applications - Review Problems
PC55 Numerical Recipes with Applicatios - Review Problems Give the IEEE 754 sigle precisio bit patter (biary or he format) of the followig umbers: 0 0 05 00 0 00 Note that it has 8 bits for the epoet,
More informationName Solutions to Test 2 October 14, 2015
Name Solutios to Test October 4, 05 This test cosists of three parts. Please ote that i parts II ad III, you ca skip oe questio of those offered. The equatios below may be helpful with some problems. Costats
More informationCHAPTER 8 SYSTEMS OF PARTICLES
CHAPTER 8 SYSTES OF PARTICLES CHAPTER 8 COLLISIONS 45 8. CENTER OF ASS The ceter of mass of a system of particles or a rigid body is the poit at which all of the mass are cosidered to be cocetrated there
More informationTrue Nature of Potential Energy of a Hydrogen Atom
True Nature of Potetial Eergy of a Hydroge Atom Koshu Suto Key words: Bohr Radius, Potetial Eergy, Rest Mass Eergy, Classical Electro Radius PACS codes: 365Sq, 365-w, 33+p Abstract I cosiderig the potetial
More informationSinusoidal Steady-state Analysis
Siusoidal Steady-state Aalysis Complex umber reviews Phasors ad ordiary differetial equatios Complete respose ad siusoidal steady-state respose Cocepts of impedace ad admittace Siusoidal steady-state aalysis
More informationPreliminary Examination - Day 1 Thursday, May 12, 2016
UNL - Departmet of Physics ad Astroomy Prelimiary Examiatio - Day Thursday, May, 6 This test covers the topics of Quatum Mechaics (Topic ) ad Electrodyamics (Topic ). Each topic has 4 A questios ad 4 B
More information5.74 TIME-DEPENDENT QUANTUM MECHANICS
p. 1 5.74 TIME-DEPENDENT QUANTUM MECHANICS The time evolutio of the state of a system is described by the time-depedet Schrödiger equatio (TDSE): i t ψ( r, t)= H ˆ ψ( r, t) Most of what you have previously
More informationI. ELECTRONS IN A LATTICE. A. Degenerate perturbation theory
1 I. ELECTRONS IN A LATTICE A. Degeerate perturbatio theory To carry out a degeerate perturbatio theory calculatio we eed to cocetrate oly o the part of the Hilbert space that is spaed by the degeerate
More informationSECTION 2 Electrostatics
SECTION Electrostatics This sectio, based o Chapter of Griffiths, covers effects of electric fields ad forces i static (timeidepedet) situatios. The topics are: Electric field Gauss s Law Electric potetial
More information1 1 2 = show that: over variables x and y. [2 marks] Write down necessary conditions involving first and second-order partial derivatives for ( x0, y
Questio (a) A square matrix A= A is called positive defiite if the quadratic form waw > 0 for every o-zero vector w [Note: Here (.) deotes the traspose of a matrix or a vector]. Let 0 A = 0 = show that:
More informationLecture 25 (Dec. 6, 2017)
Lecture 5 8.31 Quatum Theory I, Fall 017 106 Lecture 5 (Dec. 6, 017) 5.1 Degeerate Perturbatio Theory Previously, whe discussig perturbatio theory, we restricted ourselves to the case where the uperturbed
More information1 Adiabatic and diabatic representations
1 Adiabatic ad diabatic represetatios 1.1 Bor-Oppeheimer approximatio The time-idepedet Schrödiger equatio for both electroic ad uclear degrees of freedom is Ĥ Ψ(r, R) = E Ψ(r, R), (1) where the full molecular
More informationChapter 2 Motion and Recombination of Electrons and Holes
Chapter 2 Motio ad Recombiatio of Electros ad Holes 2.1 Thermal Motio 3 1 2 Average electro or hole kietic eergy kt mv th 2 2 v th 3kT m eff 23 3 1.38 10 JK 0.26 9.1 10 1 31 300 kg K 5 7 2.310 m/s 2.310
More informationSOLUTIONS: ECE 606 Homework Week 7 Mark Lundstrom Purdue University (revised 3/27/13) e E i E T
SOUIONS: ECE 606 Homework Week 7 Mark udstrom Purdue Uiversity (revised 3/27/13) 1) Cosider a - type semicoductor for which the oly states i the badgap are door levels (i.e. ( E = E D ). Begi with the
More informationMark Lundstrom Spring SOLUTIONS: ECE 305 Homework: Week 5. Mark Lundstrom Purdue University
Mark udstrom Sprig 2015 SOUTIONS: ECE 305 Homework: Week 5 Mark udstrom Purdue Uiversity The followig problems cocer the Miority Carrier Diffusio Equatio (MCDE) for electros: Δ t = D Δ + G For all the
More informationApply change-of-basis formula to rewrite x as a linear combination of eigenvectors v j.
Eigevalue-Eigevector Istructor: Nam Su Wag eigemcd Ay vector i real Euclidea space of dimesio ca be uiquely epressed as a liear combiatio of liearly idepedet vectors (ie, basis) g j, j,,, α g α g α g α
More informationCALCULUS BASIC SUMMER REVIEW
CALCULUS BASIC SUMMER REVIEW NAME rise y y y Slope of a o vertical lie: m ru Poit Slope Equatio: y y m( ) The slope is m ad a poit o your lie is, ). ( y Slope-Itercept Equatio: y m b slope= m y-itercept=
More informationFluid Physics 8.292J/12.330J % (1)
Fluid Physics 89J/133J Problem Set 5 Solutios 1 Cosider the flow of a Euler fluid i the x directio give by for y > d U = U y 1 d for y d U + y 1 d for y < This flow does ot vary i x or i z Determie the
More information17 Phonons and conduction electrons in solids (Hiroshi Matsuoka)
7 Phoos ad coductio electros i solids Hiroshi Matsuoa I this chapter we will discuss a miimal microscopic model for phoos i a solid ad a miimal microscopic model for coductio electros i a simple metal.
More informationMath E-21b Spring 2018 Homework #2
Math E- Sprig 08 Homework # Prolems due Thursday, Feruary 8: Sectio : y = + 7 8 Fid the iverse of the liear trasformatio [That is, solve for, i terms of y, y ] y = + 0 Cosider the circular face i the accompayig
More information3 Balance equations ME338A CONTINUUM MECHANICS
ME338A CONTINUUM MECHANICS lecture otes 1 thursy, may 1, 28 Basic ideas util ow: kiematics, i.e., geeral statemets that characterize deformatio of a material body B without studyig its physical cause ow:
More informationLecture #5. Questions you will by able to answer by the end of today s lecture
Today s Program: Lecture #5 1. Review: Fourth postulate discrete spectrum. Fourth postulate cotiuous spectrum 3. Fifth postulate ad discussio of implicatios to time evolutio 4. Average quatities 5. Positio
More information1. Hydrogen Atom: 3p State
7633A QUANTUM MECHANICS I - solutio set - autum. Hydroge Atom: 3p State Let us assume that a hydroge atom is i a 3p state. Show that the radial part of its wave fuctio is r u 3(r) = 4 8 6 e r 3 r(6 r).
More informationLast time: Moments of the Poisson distribution from its generating function. Example: Using telescope to measure intensity of an object
6.3 Stochastic Estimatio ad Cotrol, Fall 004 Lecture 7 Last time: Momets of the Poisso distributio from its geeratig fuctio. Gs () e dg µ e ds dg µ ( s) µ ( s) µ ( s) µ e ds dg X µ ds X s dg dg + ds ds
More informationC191 - Lecture 2 - Quantum states and observables
C191 - Lecture - Quatum states ad observables I ENTANGLED STATES We saw last time that quatum mechaics allows for systems to be i superpositios of basis states May of these superpositios possess a uiquely
More information) +m 0 c2 β K Ψ k (4)
i ħ Ψ t = c ħ i α ( The Nature of the Dirac Equatio by evi Gibso May 18, 211 Itroductio The Dirac Equatio 1 is a staple of relativistic quatum theory ad is widely applied to objects such as electros ad
More informationLesson 03 Heat Equation with Different BCs
PDE & Complex Variables P3- esso 3 Heat Equatio with Differet BCs ( ) Physical meaig (SJF ) et u(x, represet the temperature of a thi rod govered by the (coductio) heat equatio: u t =α u xx (3.) where
More informationPhysics 232 Gauge invariance of the magnetic susceptibilty
Physics 232 Gauge ivariace of the magetic susceptibilty Peter Youg (Dated: Jauary 16, 2006) I. INTRODUCTION We have see i class that the followig additioal terms appear i the Hamiltoia o addig a magetic
More informationLecture 6. Semiconductor physics IV. The Semiconductor in Equilibrium
Lecture 6 Semicoductor physics IV The Semicoductor i Equilibrium Equilibrium, or thermal equilibrium No exteral forces such as voltages, electric fields. Magetic fields, or temperature gradiets are actig
More informationProblem 1. Problem Engineering Dynamics Problem Set 9--Solution. Find the equation of motion for the system shown with respect to:
2.003 Egieerig Dyamics Problem Set 9--Solutio Problem 1 Fid the equatio of motio for the system show with respect to: a) Zero sprig force positio. Draw the appropriate free body diagram. b) Static equilibrium
More information1. pn junction under bias 2. I-Vcharacteristics
Lecture 10 The p Juctio (II) 1 Cotets 1. p juctio uder bias 2. I-Vcharacteristics 2 Key questios Why does the p juctio diode exhibit curret rectificatio? Why does the juctio curret i forward bias icrease
More informationSHANGHAI JIAO TONG UNIVERSITY LECTURE
SHANGHAI JIAO TONG UNIVERSITY LECTURE 9 2017 Athoy J. Leggett Departmet of Physics Uiversity of Illiois at Urbaa-Champaig, USA ad Director, Ceter for Complex Physics Shaghai Jiao Tog Uiversity SJTU 9.1
More informationBasic Sets. Functions. MTH299 - Examples. Example 1. Let S = {1, {2, 3}, 4}. Indicate whether each statement is true or false. (a) S = 4. (e) 2 S.
Basic Sets Example 1. Let S = {1, {2, 3}, 4}. Idicate whether each statemet is true or false. (a) S = 4 (b) {1} S (c) {2, 3} S (d) {1, 4} S (e) 2 S. (f) S = {1, 4, {2, 3}} (g) S Example 2. Compute the
More informationPHYS-3301 Lecture 9. CHAPTER 5 Wave Properties of Matter and Quantum Mechanics I. 5.3: Electron Scattering. Bohr s Quantization Condition
CHAPTER 5 Wave Properties of Matter ad Quatum Mecaics I PHYS-3301 Lecture 9 Sep. 5, 018 5.1 X-Ray Scatterig 5. De Broglie Waves 5.3 Electro Scatterig 5.4 Wave Motio 5.5 Waves or Particles? 5.6 Ucertaity
More informationLecture #18
18-1 Variatioal Method (See CTDL 1148-1155, [Variatioal Method] 252-263, 295-307[Desity Matrices]) Last time: Quasi-Degeeracy Diagoalize a part of ifiite H * sub-matrix : H (0) + H (1) * correctios for
More informationIntrinsic Carrier Concentration
Itrisic Carrier Cocetratio I. Defiitio Itrisic semicoductor: A semicoductor material with o dopats. It electrical characteristics such as cocetratio of charge carriers, deped oly o pure crystal. II. To
More informationQuantization and Special Functions
Otocec 6.-9.0.003 Quatizatio ad Special Fuctios Christia B. Lag Ist. f. theoret. Physik Uiversität Graz Cotets st lecture Schrödiger equatio Eigevalue equatios -dimesioal problems Limitatios of Quatum
More informationarxiv: v1 [math-ph] 5 Jul 2017
O eigestates for some sl 2 related Hamiltoia arxiv:1707.01193v1 [math-ph] 5 Jul 2017 Fahad M. Alamrai Faculty of Educatio Sciece Techology & Mathematics, Uiversity of Caberra, Bruce ACT 2601, Australia.,
More informationAssignment 2 Solutions SOLUTION. ϕ 1 Â = 3 ϕ 1 4i ϕ 2. The other case can be dealt with in a similar way. { ϕ 2 Â} χ = { 4i ϕ 1 3 ϕ 2 } χ.
PHYSICS 34 QUANTUM PHYSICS II (25) Assigmet 2 Solutios 1. With respect to a pair of orthoormal vectors ϕ 1 ad ϕ 2 that spa the Hilbert space H of a certai system, the operator  is defied by its actio
More informationPhysics 7440, Solutions to Problem Set # 8
Physics 7440, Solutios to Problem Set # 8. Ashcroft & Mermi. For both parts of this problem, the costat offset of the eergy, ad also the locatio of the miimum at k 0, have o effect. Therefore we work with
More information6.003 Homework #3 Solutions
6.00 Homework # Solutios Problems. Complex umbers a. Evaluate the real ad imagiary parts of j j. π/ Real part = Imagiary part = 0 e Euler s formula says that j = e jπ/, so jπ/ j π/ j j = e = e. Thus the
More informationSingular value decomposition. Mathématiques appliquées (MATH0504-1) B. Dewals, Ch. Geuzaine
Lecture 11 Sigular value decompositio Mathématiques appliquées (MATH0504-1) B. Dewals, Ch. Geuzaie V1.2 07/12/2018 1 Sigular value decompositio (SVD) at a glace Motivatio: the image of the uit sphere S
More informationNonequilibrium Excess Carriers in Semiconductors
Lecture 8 Semicoductor Physics VI Noequilibrium Excess Carriers i Semicoductors Noequilibrium coditios. Excess electros i the coductio bad ad excess holes i the valece bad Ambiolar trasort : Excess electros
More informationPHY4905: Nearly-Free Electron Model (NFE)
PHY4905: Nearly-Free Electro Model (NFE) D. L. Maslov Departmet of Physics, Uiversity of Florida (Dated: Jauary 12, 2011) 1 I. REMINDER: QUANTUM MECHANICAL PERTURBATION THEORY A. No-degeerate eigestates
More informationCarriers in a semiconductor diffuse in a carrier gradient by random thermal motion and scattering from the lattice and impurities.
Diffusio of Carriers Wheever there is a cocetratio gradiet of mobile articles, they will diffuse from the regios of high cocetratio to the regios of low cocetratio, due to the radom motio. The diffusio
More informationQuantum Annealing for Heisenberg Spin Chains
LA-UR # - Quatum Aealig for Heiseberg Spi Chais G.P. Berma, V.N. Gorshkov,, ad V.I.Tsifriovich Theoretical Divisio, Los Alamos Natioal Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM Istitute of Physics, Natioal Academy of
More informationThe Heisenberg versus the Schrödinger picture in quantum field theory. Dan Solomon Rauland-Borg Corporation 3450 W. Oakton Skokie, IL USA
1 The Heiseberg versus the chrödiger picture i quatum field theory by Da olomo Raulad-Borg Corporatio 345 W. Oakto kokie, IL 677 UA Phoe: 847-324-8337 Email: da.solomo@raulad.com PAC 11.1-z March 15, 24
More informationHonors Calculus Homework 13 Solutions, due 12/8/5
Hoors Calculus Homework Solutios, due /8/5 Questio Let a regio R i the plae be bouded by the curves y = 5 ad = 5y y. Sketch the regio R. The two curves meet where both equatios hold at oce, so where: y
More informationFormation of A Supergain Array and Its Application in Radar
Formatio of A Supergai Array ad ts Applicatio i Radar Tra Cao Quye, Do Trug Kie ad Bach Gia Duog. Research Ceter for Electroic ad Telecommuicatios, College of Techology (Coltech, Vietam atioal Uiversity,
More informationM 340L CS Homew ork Set 6 Solutions
1. Suppose P is ivertible ad M 34L CS Homew ork Set 6 Solutios A PBP 1. Solve for B i terms of P ad A. Sice A PBP 1, w e have 1 1 1 B P PBP P P AP ( ).. Suppose ( B C) D, w here B ad C are m matrices ad
More informationM 340L CS Homew ork Set 6 Solutions
. Suppose P is ivertible ad M 4L CS Homew ork Set 6 Solutios A PBP. Solve for B i terms of P ad A. Sice A PBP, w e have B P PBP P P AP ( ).. Suppose ( B C) D, w here B ad C are m matrices ad D is ivertible.
More informationChapter 9 - CD companion 1. A Generic Implementation; The Common-Merge Amplifier. 1 τ is. ω ch. τ io
Chapter 9 - CD compaio CHAPTER NINE CD-9.2 CD-9.2. Stages With Voltage ad Curret Gai A Geeric Implemetatio; The Commo-Merge Amplifier The advaced method preseted i the text for approximatig cutoff frequecies
More informationNotes The Incremental Motion Model:
The Icremetal Motio Model: The Jacobia Matrix I the forward kiematics model, we saw that it was possible to relate joit agles θ, to the cofiguratio of the robot ed effector T I this sectio, we will see
More informationCALCULATION OF FIBONACCI VECTORS
CALCULATION OF FIBONACCI VECTORS Stuart D. Aderso Departmet of Physics, Ithaca College 953 Daby Road, Ithaca NY 14850, USA email: saderso@ithaca.edu ad Dai Novak Departmet of Mathematics, Ithaca College
More informationPOWER SERIES SOLUTION OF FIRST ORDER MATRIX DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
Joural of Applied Mathematics ad Computatioal Mechaics 4 3(3) 3-8 POWER SERIES SOLUION OF FIRS ORDER MARIX DIFFERENIAL EQUAIONS Staisław Kukla Izabela Zamorska Istitute of Mathematics Czestochowa Uiversity
More informationSolutions to Homework 1
Solutios to Homework MATH 36. Describe geometrically the sets of poits z i the complex plae defied by the followig relatios /z = z () Re(az + b) >, where a, b (2) Im(z) = c, with c (3) () = = z z = z 2.
More informationExercises and Problems
HW Chapter 4: Oe-Dimesioal Quatum Mechaics Coceptual Questios 4.. Five. 4.4.. is idepedet of. a b c mu ( E). a b m( ev 5 ev) c m(6 ev ev) Exercises ad Problems 4.. Model: Model the electro as a particle
More informationSome properties of Boubaker polynomials and applications
Some properties of Boubaker polyomials ad applicatios Gradimir V. Milovaović ad Duša Joksimović Citatio: AIP Cof. Proc. 179, 1050 (2012); doi: 10.1063/1.756326 View olie: http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.756326
More informationC. Complex Numbers. x 6x + 2 = 0. This equation was known to have three real roots, given by simple combinations of the expressions
C. Complex Numbers. Complex arithmetic. Most people thik that complex umbers arose from attempts to solve quadratic equatios, but actually it was i coectio with cubic equatios they first appeared. Everyoe
More informationRepresentations of State Vectors and Operators
Chapter 10 Represetatios of State Vectors ad Operators I the precedig Chapters, the mathematical ideas uderpiig the quatum theory have bee developed i a fairly geeral (though, admittedly, ot a mathematically
More informationMATH 320: Probability and Statistics 9. Estimation and Testing of Parameters. Readings: Pruim, Chapter 4
MATH 30: Probability ad Statistics 9. Estimatio ad Testig of Parameters Estimatio ad Testig of Parameters We have bee dealig situatios i which we have full kowledge of the distributio of a radom variable.
More informationIn the preceding Chapters, the mathematical ideas underpinning the quantum theory have been
Chapter Matrix Represetatios of State Vectors ad Operators I the precedig Chapters, the mathematical ideas uderpiig the quatum theory have bee developed i a fairly geeral (though, admittedly, ot a mathematically
More informationToday. Homework 4 due (usual box) Center of Mass Momentum
Today Homework 4 due (usual box) Ceter of Mass Mometum Physics 40 - L 0 slide review Coservatio of Eergy Geeralizatio of Work-Eergy Theorem Says that for ay isolated system, the total eergy is coserved
More informationQuestion 1: The magnetic case
September 6, 018 Corell Uiversity, Departmet of Physics PHYS 337, Advace E&M, HW # 4, due: 9/19/018, 11:15 AM Questio 1: The magetic case I class, we skipped over some details, so here you are asked to
More informationThe time evolution of the state of a quantum system is described by the time-dependent Schrödinger equation (TDSE): ( ) ( ) 2m "2 + V ( r,t) (1.
Adrei Tokmakoff, MIT Departmet of Chemistry, 2/13/2007 1-1 574 TIME-DEPENDENT QUANTUM MECHANICS 1 INTRODUCTION 11 Time-evolutio for time-idepedet Hamiltoias The time evolutio of the state of a quatum system
More informationRecurrence Relations
Recurrece Relatios Aalysis of recursive algorithms, such as: it factorial (it ) { if (==0) retur ; else retur ( * factorial(-)); } Let t be the umber of multiplicatios eeded to calculate factorial(). The
More informationAndrei Tokmakoff, MIT Department of Chemistry, 5/19/
drei Tokmakoff, MT Departmet of Chemistry, 5/9/5 4-9 Rate of bsorptio ad Stimulated Emissio The rate of absorptio iduced by the field is E k " (" (" $% ˆ µ # (" &" k k (4. The rate is clearly depedet o
More informationThe Phi Power Series
The Phi Power Series I did this work i about 0 years while poderig the relatioship betwee the golde mea ad the Madelbrot set. I have fially decided to make it available from my blog at http://semresearch.wordpress.com/.
More informationLecture 7: Fourier Series and Complex Power Series
Math 1d Istructor: Padraic Bartlett Lecture 7: Fourier Series ad Complex Power Series Week 7 Caltech 013 1 Fourier Series 1.1 Defiitios ad Motivatio Defiitio 1.1. A Fourier series is a series of fuctios
More informationMatsubara-Green s Functions
Matsubara-Gree s Fuctios Time Orderig : Cosider the followig operator If H = H the we ca trivially factorise this as, E(s = e s(h+ E(s = e sh e s I geeral this is ot true. However for practical applicatio
More informationDesign and Analysis of Algorithms
Desig ad Aalysis of Algorithms Probabilistic aalysis ad Radomized algorithms Referece: CLRS Chapter 5 Topics: Hirig problem Idicatio radom variables Radomized algorithms Huo Hogwei 1 The hirig problem
More informationOrthogonal transformations
Orthogoal trasformatios October 12, 2014 1 Defiig property The squared legth of a vector is give by takig the dot product of a vector with itself, v 2 v v g ij v i v j A orthogoal trasformatio is a liear
More informationa b c d e f g h Supplementary Information
Supplemetary Iformatio a b c d e f g h Supplemetary Figure S STM images show that Dark patters are frequetly preset ad ted to accumulate. (a) mv, pa, m ; (b) mv, pa, m ; (c) mv, pa, m ; (d) mv, pa, m ;
More information5.80 Small-Molecule Spectroscopy and Dynamics
MIT OpeCourseWare http://ocw.mit.edu 5.80 Small-Molecule Spectroscopy ad Dyamics Fall 2008 For iformatio about citig these materials or our Terms of Use, visit: http://ocw.mit.edu/terms. Lecture # 33 Supplemet
More informationSignal Processing in Mechatronics
Sigal Processig i Mechatroics Zhu K.P. AIS, UM. Lecture, Brief itroductio to Sigals ad Systems, Review of Liear Algebra ad Sigal Processig Related Mathematics . Brief Itroductio to Sigals What is sigal
More informationClassical Mechanics Qualifying Exam Solutions Problem 1.
Jauary 4, Uiversity of Illiois at Chicago Departmet of Physics Classical Mechaics Qualifyig Exam Solutios Prolem. A cylider of a o-uiform radial desity with mass M, legth l ad radius R rolls without slippig
More information, then cv V. Differential Equations Elements of Lineaer Algebra Name: Consider the differential equation. and y2 cos( kx)
Cosider the differetial equatio y '' k y 0 has particular solutios y1 si( kx) ad y cos( kx) I geeral, ay liear combiatio of y1 ad y, cy 1 1 cy where c1, c is also a solutio to the equatio above The reaso
More informationTHE ASYMPTOTIC COMPLEXITY OF MATRIX REDUCTION OVER FINITE FIELDS
THE ASYMPTOTIC COMPLEXITY OF MATRIX REDUCTION OVER FINITE FIELDS DEMETRES CHRISTOFIDES Abstract. Cosider a ivertible matrix over some field. The Gauss-Jorda elimiatio reduces this matrix to the idetity
More information= (1) Correlations in 2D electron gas at arbitrary temperature and spin polarizations. Abstract. n and n )/n. We will. n ( n
Correlatios i D electro gas at arbitrary temperature ad spi polarizatios Nguye Quoc Khah Departmet of Theoretical Physics, Natioal Uiversity i Ho Chi Mih City, 7-Nguye Va Cu Str., 5th District, Ho Chi
More information1 of 7 7/16/2009 6:06 AM Virtual Laboratories > 6. Radom Samples > 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6. Order Statistics Defiitios Suppose agai that we have a basic radom experimet, ad that X is a real-valued radom variable
More informationPAPER : IIT-JAM 2010
MATHEMATICS-MA (CODE A) Q.-Q.5: Oly oe optio is correct for each questio. Each questio carries (+6) marks for correct aswer ad ( ) marks for icorrect aswer.. Which of the followig coditios does NOT esure
More informationCHAPTER 1 SEQUENCES AND INFINITE SERIES
CHAPTER SEQUENCES AND INFINITE SERIES SEQUENCES AND INFINITE SERIES (0 meetigs) Sequeces ad limit of a sequece Mootoic ad bouded sequece Ifiite series of costat terms Ifiite series of positive terms Alteratig
More informationEE 485 Introduction to Photonics Photon Optics and Photon Statistics
Itroductio to Photoics Photo Optics ad Photo Statistics Historical Origi Photo-electric Effect (Eistei, 905) Clea metal V stop Differet metals, same slope Light I Slope h/q ν c/λ Curret flows for λ < λ
More informationmx bx kx F t. dt IR I LI V t, Q LQ RQ V t,
Lecture 5 omplex Variables II (Applicatios i Physics) (See hapter i Boas) To see why complex variables are so useful cosider first the (liear) mechaics of a sigle particle described by Newto s equatio
More informationPerturbation Theory I (See CTDL , ) Last time: derivation of all matrix elements for Harmonic-Oscillator: x, p, H. n ij n.
Perturbatio Theory I (See CTDL 1095-1107, 1110-1119) 14-1 Last time: derivatio of all matrix elemets for Harmoic-Oscillator: x, p, H selectio rules scalig ij x i j i steps of 2 e.g. x : = ± 3, ± 1 xii
More informationCALCULATING FIBONACCI VECTORS
THE GENERALIZED BINET FORMULA FOR CALCULATING FIBONACCI VECTORS Stuart D Aderso Departmet of Physics, Ithaca College 953 Daby Road, Ithaca NY 14850, USA email: saderso@ithacaedu ad Dai Novak Departmet
More information