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The Perturbed Double-Slit Experiment in Bohmian MechanicsRadiative Transitions in a Hydrogen AtomTime-Dependent Probability Density of Nonstationary States of an Electron in a RingQuantum Theory of Coupled Two-Dimensional OscillatorThe Superposition Principle in the Causal Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
The Perturbed Double-Slit Experiment in Bohmian Mechanics
Radiative Transitions in a Hydrogen Atom
Time-Dependent Probability Density of Nonstationary States of an Electron in a Ring
Quantum Theory of Coupled Two-Dimensional Oscillator
The Superposition Principle in the Causal Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
Maxwell-Bloch Equations for a Two-Level SystemBohm Trajectories for a Coupled Two-Dimensional Harmonic OscillatorTopological Winding Number in 1D Su-Schrieffer-Heeger ModelEntanglement between a Two-Level System and a Quantum Harmonic OscillatorPopulation Evolution of Strontium Atom under Multi-frequency Laser Fields
Maxwell-Bloch Equations for a Two-Level System
Bohm Trajectories for a Coupled Two-Dimensional Harmonic Oscillator
Topological Winding Number in 1D Su-Schrieffer-Heeger Model
Entanglement between a Two-Level System and a Quantum Harmonic Oscillator
Population Evolution of Strontium Atom under Multi-frequency Laser Fields
Bonding and Antibonding Molecular OrbitalsBohm Trajectories for the Anisotropic Coulomb Potential with Constant Phase ShiftA Model for Photon Polarization and DetectionQuantum Particle in a Regular Polygon by Finite Element MethodThe Double-Slit Experiment in a Uniform Potential
Bonding and Antibonding Molecular Orbitals
Bohm Trajectories for the Anisotropic Coulomb Potential with Constant Phase Shift
A Model for Photon Polarization and Detection
Quantum Particle in a Regular Polygon by Finite Element Method
The Double-Slit Experiment in a Uniform Potential
A New Model for Linear Polarizing FilterApparent Violations of Bell's TheoremThree-Qubit W-States on a Quantum ComputerBoson and Fermion Effects in Helium-Helium ScatteringMarcus Theory of Electron Transfer 4: Classical Marcus Equation in Three Dimensions
A New Model for Linear Polarizing Filter
Apparent Violations of Bell's Theorem
Three-Qubit W-States on a Quantum Computer
Boson and Fermion Effects in Helium-Helium Scattering
Marcus Theory of Electron Transfer 4: Classical Marcus Equation in Three Dimensions

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