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Impact of Classical Vibrations and Magnetic Fields on Quantum Objects

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The mechanisms of time-dependent impacts of classical nature (mechanical, magnetic, and electric) on quantum particles, including spin ones, have been theoretically analyzed. It is shown that the considered models allow two parametric mechanisms (Boltzmann and Pauli) for controlling the quantum states of particles. Methods for calculating the time–frequency and amplitude parametric gain regions have been defined and partially implemented for these mechanisms.

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Lyakhov, G.A., Man’ko, V.I., Shcherbakov, I.A. et al. Impact of Classical Vibrations and Magnetic Fields on Quantum Objects. Phys. Wave Phen. 32, 67–72 (2024). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1541308X24700018

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