Thiemann has illustrated how the ultraviolet diverges of ordinary quantum theory can be directly interpreted as a consequence of the approximation that disregards the quantised, discrete, nature of quantum geometry.
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:: @ CiaPan an operation by, or expression ( display output ) from, a digital calculating device is quantised in multiples of its Least significant bit ( LSB ).
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Although intensity interferometry had been widely used in radio astronomy where Maxwell's equations are valid, at optical wavelengths the light would be quantised into a relatively small number of photons.
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Another example is image compression, like JPEG . Our HVS model says that we cannot see high frequency detail so in JPEG we can quantise these components without a perceptible loss of quality.
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The entire amount of energy of each group is analysed and the values quantised for data reduction and compressed through prediction by only transmitting the difference to the predicted values ( delta encoding ).
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The idea of quantum field theory began in the late 1920s with British physicist Paul Dirac, when he attempted to quantise the electromagnetic field a procedure for constructing a quantum theory starting from a classical theory.
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If there are too few PPQ any performance recorded into the MIDI sequencer may sound artificial ( being quantised by the Pulse rate ) or lose subtle variations in timing that gives music a'human'feeling.
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Einstein's description of light as being composed of particles extended Planck's notion of quantised energy, which is that a single photon of a given frequency,, delivers an invariant amount of energy,.
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When this is done it is found that the dipole moment can take on only certain quantised values . "'Sp in ni ng Spark "'00 : 07, 11 March 2011 ( UTC)
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He reports that during the seminars he held together with Roger Penrose he " was particularly fascinated by John Wheeler's " sum over three geometries " ideas that he was using to quantise gravity ".
