fundamental features of quantum dynamics studied in matter-wave interferometry—spin weak values and the quantum cheshire-cat
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Abstract
The validity of quantum-mechanical predictions has been confirmed with a high degree of accuracy in a wide range of experiments. Although the statistics of the outcomes of a measuring apparatus have been studied intensively, little has been explored and is known regarding the accessibility of quantum dynamics. For these sorts of fundamental studies of quantum mechanics, interferometry using neutron matter-waves in particular, provides almost ideal experimental circumstances. In this device quantum interference between spatially separated beams occurs on a macroscopic scale. Recently, the full determination of weak-values of neutrons 1 2 - spin adds a new aspect to the study of quantum dynamics. Moreover, a new counter-intuitive phenomenon, called quantum Cheshire Cat, is observed in an interference experiment. In this article, we present an overview of these experiments.
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| Authors | ;Stephan Sponar;Tobias Denkmayr;Hermann Geppert;Yuji Hasegawa |
| Journal | case reports in veterinary medicine |
| Year | 2016 |
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