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19992023
most citedImaginary Potential as a Counter of Delay Time for Wave Reflection from a 1D Random Potential

34 citations · 87 across the 18 of their papers we have counts for

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19 papers

gr-qc2023★ 1 cited

An observer's perspective of the Unruh and Hawking effects -- using coherent signals to extract information from a black hole

Satish Ramakrishna

The Unruh effect is one of the first calculations of what one would see when transiting between an inertial reference frame with its quantum field vacuum state and a non-inertial (…

hep-th2022

Implications of a holographic density of states on inflation

Satish Ramakrishna

There is theoretical evidence that the number of degrees of freedom in quantum fields decreases as one studies them at extremely short distances. This emerges from the study of ent…

hep-th2021★ 5 cited

A thermodynamic origin for the Cohen-Kaplan-Nelson bound

Satish Ramakrishna

The Cohen-Kaplan-Nelson bound is imposed on the grounds of logical consistency (with classical General Relativity) upon local quantum field theories. This paper puts the bound into…

quant-ph2021

Clocking the Quantum Sojourn Time: Spurious Scatterings and Correction to the Larmor Clock

Nitish Kumar Gupta, A. M. Jayannavar, S. Anantha Ramakrishna

We revisit the notions of the quantum-mechanical sojourn time in the context of the quantum clocks to enquire whether the sojourn time be clocked without the clock affecting the dy…

physics.gen-ph2021

Relativistic Equations for Fractional-Spin particles

Satish Ramakrishna

This paper generalizes the method of deducing Dirac's equation to constructing a family of equations that represent the -th root of the basic Energy-Momentum relation for a free…

physics.gen-ph2020

Coherent States and Generalized Hermite Polynomials for fractional statistics -- interpolating from fermions to bosons

Satish Ramakrishna

This article develops the algebraic structure that results from the -commutator that provides a continuous interpolation between the Clifford and Heisenberg…