A Brief Survey Of Quantum Programming Languages
... Quantum computing is a relatively young subject. It has its beginnings in 1982, when Paul Benioff and Richard Feynman independently pointed out that a quantum mechanical system can be used to perform computations [11, p.12]. Feynman’s interest in quantum computation was motivated by the fact that it ...
... Quantum computing is a relatively young subject. It has its beginnings in 1982, when Paul Benioff and Richard Feynman independently pointed out that a quantum mechanical system can be used to perform computations [11, p.12]. Feynman’s interest in quantum computation was motivated by the fact that it ...
Semiclassical Methods for Many-Body Systems
... The main manifestation of the many body problem is that by definition the problem does not have an analytical solution for the number of particles under consideration. As discussed above, this limit is important because we wish to be able to understand the physics of matter at all scales. As the exa ...
... The main manifestation of the many body problem is that by definition the problem does not have an analytical solution for the number of particles under consideration. As discussed above, this limit is important because we wish to be able to understand the physics of matter at all scales. As the exa ...
On Fractional Schrödinger Equation and Its Application
... equation by use of a path integral approach considering the Gaussian probability distribution. Later the time space fractional Schrödinger equation [22] obtained by Dong and Xu (in one dimension); ...
... equation by use of a path integral approach considering the Gaussian probability distribution. Later the time space fractional Schrödinger equation [22] obtained by Dong and Xu (in one dimension); ...
Chapter 12
... by multiplying each denomination by how many you have of that denomination and add them up. This is the Lebesgue integral. • The methods are different, but you obtain the same result by either method. Similarly, when both the Riemann integral and the Lebesgue integral are defined, they give the same ...
... by multiplying each denomination by how many you have of that denomination and add them up. This is the Lebesgue integral. • The methods are different, but you obtain the same result by either method. Similarly, when both the Riemann integral and the Lebesgue integral are defined, they give the same ...
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... operated on three bits register in which bits in the register at any given time pertains to definite state like 1-0-1 but in Q.C, qubits may be in a state of all the allowed classical states. In general, the register is described by the following wave function: | ψ >= a|000> + b|001 >+ c|010 >+ d |1 ...
... operated on three bits register in which bits in the register at any given time pertains to definite state like 1-0-1 but in Q.C, qubits may be in a state of all the allowed classical states. In general, the register is described by the following wave function: | ψ >= a|000> + b|001 >+ c|010 >+ d |1 ...
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... Gravity curves the space-time so objects will moves on a curved path [1]. This “new” gravitational theory lead to the more wide application of gravitational theory in the future, including GPS. In the same era, the theory that tries to understand the behaviour of small objects (or particle) emerges, ...
... Gravity curves the space-time so objects will moves on a curved path [1]. This “new” gravitational theory lead to the more wide application of gravitational theory in the future, including GPS. In the same era, the theory that tries to understand the behaviour of small objects (or particle) emerges, ...
Quantum Information and Spacetime
... uniformly accelerated (with larger acceleration closer to the horizon), and hence sees a thermal radiation bath (which is hotter closer to the horizon). This acceleration, when red shifted to infinite distance from the black hole, is the black hole’s “surface gravity”: Correspondingly, the thermal r ...
... uniformly accelerated (with larger acceleration closer to the horizon), and hence sees a thermal radiation bath (which is hotter closer to the horizon). This acceleration, when red shifted to infinite distance from the black hole, is the black hole’s “surface gravity”: Correspondingly, the thermal r ...
Two Qubits for CG Jung`s Theory of Personality
... (2) Feeling/Thinking opposition a. In making decisions do you feel more comfortable with feelings or standards? (F/T) b. In approaching others is your inclination to be personal or objective? (F/T) c. In order to follow other people do you need trust, or do you need reason? (F/T) (3) Sensing/iNtuiti ...
... (2) Feeling/Thinking opposition a. In making decisions do you feel more comfortable with feelings or standards? (F/T) b. In approaching others is your inclination to be personal or objective? (F/T) c. In order to follow other people do you need trust, or do you need reason? (F/T) (3) Sensing/iNtuiti ...
Black Holes and the Decay of the Universe
... barrier, but decays – meaning that a little emerges through the other side: ...
... barrier, but decays – meaning that a little emerges through the other side: ...
Practical Difficulty and Techniques in Matrix-Product-State
... ● A. SaiToh, in Proc. Summer Workshop on ``Physics, Mathematics, and All That Quantum Jazz'' (World Scientific, 2014), pp.49-67. ...
... ● A. SaiToh, in Proc. Summer Workshop on ``Physics, Mathematics, and All That Quantum Jazz'' (World Scientific, 2014), pp.49-67. ...
T1T2article_SI_proof-1
... where t is the time interval, Bz (nt ) is the z component of the total local field felt by the proton at time nt . This field is the sum of all the dipolar fields produced by the nanoparticles of the sample. (3) Computation of the time evolution of the average magnetic moment. The obtained FID fi ...
... where t is the time interval, Bz (nt ) is the z component of the total local field felt by the proton at time nt . This field is the sum of all the dipolar fields produced by the nanoparticles of the sample. (3) Computation of the time evolution of the average magnetic moment. The obtained FID fi ...
Chapter 6 Groups and Representations in Quantum Mechanics
... One of the most elegant applications of group theory to quantum mechanics involves using the group of the Hamiltonian to determine the (normal) degeneracies of the eigenstates, which are just the dimensions of the irreducible representations. Because such a classification is derived from the symmetr ...
... One of the most elegant applications of group theory to quantum mechanics involves using the group of the Hamiltonian to determine the (normal) degeneracies of the eigenstates, which are just the dimensions of the irreducible representations. Because such a classification is derived from the symmetr ...
Basic Quantum Mechanics in Coordinate, Momentum and
... between the coordinate, momentum and phase space representations of quantum mechanics. First, the ground‐state coordinate space eigenfunction for the harmonic oscillator is used for several traditional quantum mechanical calculations. Then the coordinate wave function is Fourier transformed into the ...
... between the coordinate, momentum and phase space representations of quantum mechanics. First, the ground‐state coordinate space eigenfunction for the harmonic oscillator is used for several traditional quantum mechanical calculations. Then the coordinate wave function is Fourier transformed into the ...
