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cond-mat.stat-mech20058 cited

First-passage method for the study of the efficiency of a two-channel reaction on a lattice

E. Abad

We study the efficiency of a two-channel reaction between two walkers on a finite one-dimensional periodic lattice. The walkers perform a combination of synchronous and asynchronou…

quant-ph200559 cited

Field-free two-direction alignment alternation of linear molecules by elliptic laser pulses

D. Daems, S. Guérin, E. Hertz +3

We show that a linear molecule subjected to a short specific elliptically polarized laser field yields postpulse revivals exhibiting alignment alternatively located along the ortho…

quant-ph200590 cited

Efficient and long-lived field-free orientation of molecules by a single hybrid short pulse

D. Daems, S. Guérin, D. Sugny +1

We show that a combination of a half-cycle pulse and a short nonresonant laser pulse produces a strongly enhanced postpulse orientation. Robust transients that display both efficie…

quant-ph200519 cited

Reduced randomness in quantum cryptography with sequences of qubits encoded in the same basis

L. -P. Lamoureux, H. Bechmann-Pasquinucci, N. J. Cerf +2

We consider the cloning of sequences of qubits prepared in the states used in the BB84 or 6-state quantum cryptography protocol, and show that the single-qubit fidelity is unaffect…

hep-th20055 cited

BRST-antifield Quantization: a Short Review

Andrea Fuster, Marc Henneaux, Axel Maas

Most of the known models describing the fundamental interactions have a gauge freedom. In the standard path integral, it is necessary to "fix the gauge" in order to avoid integrati…

cond-mat.stat-mech20056 cited

Nonextensive diffusion as nonlinear response

James F. Lutsko, Jean Pierre Boon

The porous media equation has been proposed as a phenomenological ``non-extensive'' generalization of classical diffusion. Here, we show that a very similar equation can be derived…