Wanqing Cheng
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Formerly Arkansas Affiliated with University of Arkansas through 2022.
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Wanqing Cheng's research focuses on theoretical aspects of quantum mechanics and Clifford analysis. Her work has explored the application of entanglement criteria, specifically the Hillery-Zubairy criteria, to N-qubit systems within the Tavis-Cummings model. Cheng has also investigated the properties and applications of the $\Pi$-operator in various mathematical contexts, including conformally flat manifolds and hyperbolic half-space. Her publications include studies on spherical $\Pi$-type operators in Clifford analysis, and generalizations of the $\Pi$-operator to higher spin systems. Cheng has co-authored publications with John Ryan and Julio Gea-Banacloche, both from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 6
- Citations: 6
Selected Publications
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Applications of the Hillery-Zubairy entanglement criteria to N -qubit systems: The Tavis-Cummings model (2022)
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The Π‐operator on some conformally flat manifolds and hyperbolic half space (2021)
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Spherical $$\Pi $$ Π -Type Operators in Clifford Analysis and Applications (2017)
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Spherical $\Pi$-type Operators in Clifford Analysis and Applications (2016)arXiv (Cornell University) OpenAlex
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- Spherical $$\Pi $$ Π -Type Operators in Clifford Analysis and Applications
- The Π‐operator on some conformally flat manifolds and hyperbolic half space
- Spherical $\Pi$-type Operators in Clifford Analysis and Applications
- Spherical $$\Pi $$ Π -Type Operators in Clifford Analysis and Applications
- Spherical $\Pi$-type Operators in Clifford Analysis and Applications
- Applications of the Hillery-Zubairy entanglement criteria to N -qubit systems: The Tavis-Cummings model
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