Theory of atom optics: Feynman’s path integral approach (II)
In the preceding paper, we discussed eight configurations of particle Fraunhofer diffraction. In this paper, we consider nine configurations of particle Fresnel diffraction, and have derived the wave functions of particles in these configurations. Furthermore, the author presents a new inertial navi...
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| description | In the preceding paper, we discussed eight configurations of particle Fraunhofer diffraction. In this paper, we consider nine configurations of particle Fresnel diffraction, and have derived the wave functions of particles in these configurations. Furthermore, the author presents a new inertial navigator principle. Its devised accuracy is not lower than that of the inertial navigator based on cold atom interferometer. The new inertial navigator is named as ABSE inertial navigator. ABSE is abbreviation for Aharonov-Bohm-Sagnac effect. |
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