"Some quantum physicists believe that parts of the natural world have already evolved to exploit
quantum interference.
(2007)
Quantum interference fringes beating the diffraction limit.
Poursamad, "Controlling the probe-absorption and -dispersion via
quantum interference from incoherent pumping field in a four-level lambda-type system," European Physical Journal D, vol.
A simple experiment for discussion of
quantum interference and which-way measurement.
Information in life, consciousness, quantum physics, and paranormal phenomena/Informacion en la vida, consciencia, fisica cuantica, y fenomenos paranormales/L'information dans la vie, la conscience, la physique quantique et les phenomenes paranormaux/Information im leben, bewusstsein, in der quantenphysik und bei paranormalen phanomenen of California, Berkeley respectively) present the second of two volumes introducing Supreconducting
Quantum Interference Devices (SQUIDs); while volume I dealt with the theory, fabrication, and performance of certain SQUIDs, this volume is dedicated to the many applications of such devices, such as the detection of signals from the brain and heart.
Systems with baffling names like Positron Emission Tomo graphy scanner and SQUID (Superconducting
Quantum Interference Device) Array Reproductive Assessment are detecting diseases far earlier and providing detailed data on fetal development that allow doctors to move sooner on' necessary treatment.
The amount of' iron in each patient's liver was measured noninvasively using a superconducting
quantum interference device.
This change in resistance is measured using a Superconducting
quantum Interference Device (SQUID).
SQUID is an acronym for superconducting
quantum interference device, a tool for detecting tiny fluctuations in magnetic fields.
Theorists at NIST began an investigation of this phenomenon and found that it was attributable to the generation of a damped "spin wave" due to
quantum interference between direct- and exchange-scattering of atoms in the two spin states.
Scurrying through the back alleys of a decadent underground like an oiled rat, Lenny Nero (Ralph Fiennes) peddles other people's realities preserved on MiniDiscs through the magic of SQUID (Superconducting
Quantum Interference Device), a technology that records and plays back human experience "straight from the cerebral cortex," allowing the user to be anyone this time around, for a price.