Diffraction of Wigner functions
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Cites work
- A phase-space approach for propagating field–field correlation functions
- Diffraction by an Aperture
- Diffractive Orbits in Quantum Billiards
- Edge diffraction, trace formulae and the cardioid billiard
- General quantum surface-of-section method
- In-out decomposition of boundary integral equations
- Numerical demonstration of the semiclassical matrix element probability distribution between integrability and chaos
- On the propagation of semiclassical Wigner functions
- Phase space propagators for quantum operators
- Principles of Optics
- Quantum surface of section method: eigenstates and unitary quantum Poincaré evolution
- Quantum surface-of-section method: Demonstration of semiclassical Berry-Robnik energy level-spacing distribution in a generic two-dimensional Hamiltonian system
- Representation of superoperators in double phase space
- Semiclassical quantization of multidimensional systems
- The Van Vleck formula, Maslov theory, and phase space geometry
- The wave-matching boundary integral equation -- an energy approach to Galerkin BEM for acoustic wave propagation problems
Cited in
(9)- Application of the Wigner distribution function in optics
- Wigner Function and Diffusion in a Collision‐Free Medium of Quantum Particles
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2074364 (Why is no real title available?)
- Evaluation of the smoothed interference pattern under conditions of ray chaos
- Wigner functions for paraxial and nonparaxial fields
- Wireless power distributions in multi-cavity systems at high frequencies
- Reflection from random surfaces -- a Wigner function approach
- Wigner's function and tunneling
- Wigner functions, contact interactions, and matching
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