Abstract: A method for manipulating a quantum system comprises at least one mobile charge carrier with a magnetic moment. The method comprises the steps or acts of applying magnetic field to the charge carrier. The magnetic is spatially non-homogeneous. The method also comprises bringing the charge carrier into an oscillatory movement along a path. The magnetic field depends on the position of the charge carrier on said path. The oscillatory movement may be caused by electrostatic interaction with gate electrodes. Due to this approach, thus, in a magnetic moment resonance process the conventional oscillating magnetic field is replaced by an oscillating electric field which is locally transformed into a magnetic field by the Coulomb interaction that displaces the charge carrier wave function within an inhomogeneous magnetic field or in and out of a magnetic field.

Abstract: Optically coherent, two-port, serially cascaded-form optical delay line circuits can realize arbitrary signal processing functions identical to those of FIR digital filters with complex filter coefficients whilst maintaining a maximum optical transmission characteristic of 100%. The invention provides an iterative process for transitioning in a step-wise manner a filter function of an optical delay line circuit filter from a start filter function to a target filter function. The invention also describes a dynamic gain equalizer incorporating an optical delay line circuit filter.