The project simulates three basic effects in Relativistic Quantum Mechanics: i) the effect of creating and annihilating particle-antiparticle pairs, ii) the Klein tunneling effect, iii) the Jackiw-Rebbi structure using optical effects in binary waveguide systems. Through these studies, international research projects in the field of physics will be created, while contributing to building a team of Vietnamese scientists to reach world-class status.
Main tasks of the project
– Research on the Klein tunneling effect in relativistic quantum mechanics when a fermion particle moves through a potential step from a high potential region to a low potential region:
- Find the analytical formula to calculate the potential transmittance coefficient.
- Simulate the Klein tunneling effect in BWA and verify the analytical formula for calculating the transmittance coefficient.
– Research on the Klein tunneling effect in relativistic quantum mechanics when fermion particles move through the potential barrier:
- Find the analytical formula to calculate the transmission coefficient through the potential barrier.
- Simulate the Klein tunneling effect through the potential barrier in BWA and verify the analytical formula for calculating the transmittance coefficient.
– Research on the effect of creating and destroying particle-antiparticle pairs in quantum electrodynamics using a dualistic waveguide system with a bent segment:
- Research on analytical methods to calculate pair generation probability and pair destruction probability (implementation time: 05 months).
- Simulate the effect of creating and annihilating particle-antiparticle pairs in BWA and verify the analytical formula for calculating the probability of pair creation and the probability of annihilation.
– Research on the effect of creating and destroying particle-antiparticle pairs in quantum electrodynamics using a dualistic waveguide system with a section that is bent in a straight line.
- Research analytical methods to calculate pair generation probability and pair destruction probability.
- Simulate the effect of creating and annihilating particle-antiparticle pairs in BWA and verify the analytical formula for calculating the probability of pair creation and the probability of annihilation.
– Research the stable and secure transmission capabilities of the Jackiw-Rebbi structure in a two-way BWA network with dense distribution.
– Discover a completely new type of soliton in a dualistic waveguide system.
Project impact
The project has the following short, medium and long-term impacts:
– Short term: new ideas to exploit quantum simulators based on dualistic waveguide systems.
– Mid-term:
- 01 PhD student successfully defend his PhD thesis
- Develop a new concept (based on the Jackiw-Rebbi state) to transmit optical signals in a secure and stable manner in densely distributed waveguide networks under strong interference.
– Long term: The project paves the way for many other scientific works (and ISI papers) on the simulation of quantum effects in dualistic waveguide systems with a significant academic impact in this field at the international level.
