Scattering processes in quantum optics

Quantum Mechanics of Collision Processes∗ [Scattering?]

The Schrödinger form of Quantum Mechanics permits one to define in a natural way the frequency of occurrence of a state with help of the intensity of the associated eigenfunction. This understanding carries over to the theory of scattering where the transition probability is determined through the asymptotic cases of aperiodic solutions.

Functional Quantum Theory of Scattering Processes

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Scattering optics of foam.

The multiple scattering of light by aqueous foams is systematically studied as a function of wavelength, bubble size, and liquid fraction. Results are analyzed in terms of the transport mean free path of the photons and an extrapolation length ratio for the diffuse photon concentration field. The wavelength dependence is minimal and may be attributed entirely to the wavelength dependence of the...

Influence of scattering processes on electron quantum states in nanowires

In the framework of quantum perturbation theory the self-consistent method of calculation of electron scattering rates in nanowires with the one-dimensional electron gas in the quantum limit is worked out. The developed method allows both the collisional broadening and the quantum correlations between scattering events to be taken into account. It is an alternative per se to the Fock approximat...

Quantum Optics