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This project develops a multi-scale anomaly detection algorithm for time-varying graph data.
Entangled photons possess many strange properties which make them invaluable tools in physics. This project seeks to push their entanglement to fundamental limits for new applications in quantum information processing.
Nonlinear interferometers, which use parametric amplifiers in place of beam splitters, can improve the signal to noise ratio of interferometric sensors by a factor of twice the power gain. Recently ORNL has realized a novel, inherently stable, nonlinear interferometer using nonlinear rubidium (Rb) vapor. This approach reduces the complexity and the size, weight and power requirements (SWAP) of earlier demonstrations. However, it is still constructed using bulk, free-space optics on a lab table. This project seeks to realize a reduced SWAP further and perform measurements to quantify its performance relative to other approaches.
We propose an entirely new experimental photonic qubit interface which will enable quantum connections between common material qubits such as ions or atoms.
Scientific facilities and organizations constantly report and evaluate performance and impact based on publication metrics. One of the major problems with this process is that many facilities do not have an effective method of finding, tracking, or managing their publications. COBRA is a publication discovery and management system designed to automate the discovery of publications while providing a management solution and adding efficiency to the manual processes that are still necessary. The COBRA publication discovery and management system is the culmination of several years worth of work. It builds upon previous methods of publication discovery and adds a complete management system and infrastructure.
Localized electron emission from nanostructures can be achieved with the aid of excitation of plasmons with short optical pulses.
The main function of this team is perform design and analysis for a variety of systems and applications, including energy research (solar cells, reactors, transportation, and buildings), experimental installations of all types, centrifuge cascades for uranium enrichment and separation of stable isotopes, and industrial facilities. The analysis leads to improvement in performance and assessing risks from accidents or terrorist attacks.
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