Titlebook: Quantum Radar; Marco Lanzagorta Book 2012 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2012

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1945-9726 of a hypothetical quantum radar. We concentrate our discussion on the two major models proposed to date: interferometric quantum radar and quantum illumination. In addition, this book offers some new results, including an analytical study of quantum interferometry in the X-band radar region with a v

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Book 2012hetical quantum radar. We concentrate our discussion on the two major models proposed to date: interferometric quantum radar and quantum illumination. In addition, this book offers some new results, including an analytical study of quantum interferometry in the X-band radar region with a variety of

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Introduction,ves by solid objects was first observed by Heinrich Hertz in 1886, it was not until the years that followed World War One that scientists realized that radar could become a new battlefield technology. During the inter-war period, all major military powers such as the US, the United Kingdom, France,

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Photon Scattering,eed, the electromagnetic quantum fields ê and . satisfy the same Maxwell equations as the classical fields . and . [90, 106]. As a consequence, those physical phenomena that are described by CED can also be described with QED.

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Classical Radar Theory, radar cross sections that characterize spherical and flat rectangular targets. As this is a classical system, we have to assume that the number of photons is very large, and as a consequence, classical radar can be perfectly described by Maxwell’s equations without recurring to quantum theory.

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Quantum Radar Theory,ar signal is made of a large number of photons. Quantum radar generalizes the concept of radar, but this novel device operates with a relatively small number of photons. As such, its theoretical description has to be done using quantum electrodynamics.

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