Two-level system in a one-mode quantum field: numerical solution on the basis of the operator method (Q4390153)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1155127
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    Two-level system in a one-mode quantum field: numerical solution on the basis of the operator method
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1155127

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      Two-level system in a one-mode quantum field: numerical solution on the basis of the operator method (English)
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      30 September 1998
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      Schrödinger equation
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      two-level system
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      one-mode quantum field
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      operator method
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      algorithm
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      energy spectrum
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      time evolution
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      Hamiltonian
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      We consider the solution to the Schrödinger equation for a two-level system (TLS) in a one-mode quantum field on the basis of the operator method. It permits us to build an effective algorithm for finding a numerical solution with arbitrary accuracy and to find an obvious representation of the system energy spectrum in all parameter regions. Also, the analytical approximate formulae are derived for the energy spectrum. These formulae describe the right energy level sequence with respect to an exact integral of motion. The particular interest is in peculiarities of the time evolution of the TLS which are stipulated by accounting for the counter-rotating terms in the Hamiltonian. It is shown that these peculiarities can be described with high accuracy on the basis of the presented numerical solution. However, the detailed analysis of these peculiarities will be carried out in following papers.
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