2-dimensional “particle-in-a-box” problems
... an expressed need of my colleague Oz Bonfim, who speculates that some of my results may be relevent to his own work in connection with the so-called “Bohm interpretation of quantum mechanics.”3 I have also an ulterior motivation, ...
... an expressed need of my colleague Oz Bonfim, who speculates that some of my results may be relevent to his own work in connection with the so-called “Bohm interpretation of quantum mechanics.”3 I have also an ulterior motivation, ...
Quantum Process on 1 quabit system Au Tung Kin 2009264740 1
... moment, say, the spin of electron has been measured several times by experimenters before. Instead of knowing the measurement outcomes of the experimenters, what we only know is the probability of the state of particles. We can use density matrix, which its trace must be 1 and semi-positive definite ...
... moment, say, the spin of electron has been measured several times by experimenters before. Instead of knowing the measurement outcomes of the experimenters, what we only know is the probability of the state of particles. We can use density matrix, which its trace must be 1 and semi-positive definite ...
Does Geometric Algebra provide a loophole to Bell`s Theorem?
... tool for creating artificial toy realities. For a mathematician, a mathematical model has its own reality in the world of mathematics. The present author already published (on arXiv) a mathematical analysis, Gill (2012), of one of Christian’s shortest papers: the so-called “one page paper”, Christi ...
... tool for creating artificial toy realities. For a mathematician, a mathematical model has its own reality in the world of mathematics. The present author already published (on arXiv) a mathematical analysis, Gill (2012), of one of Christian’s shortest papers: the so-called “one page paper”, Christi ...
Probability Amplitudes
... our normal everyday view of the way the world behaves, which immediately poses the problem of determining, and clearly stating, what these fundamental laws are. But there is in fact a second problem that has to be dealt with here. In order to state these basic laws, the question arises as to whether ...
... our normal everyday view of the way the world behaves, which immediately poses the problem of determining, and clearly stating, what these fundamental laws are. But there is in fact a second problem that has to be dealt with here. In order to state these basic laws, the question arises as to whether ...
The UNBELIEVABLE similarities between Sean Carroll`s idea (2016
... 440) But the taxonomies of the special sciences cannot be reduced to physical science. According to this view, we have to reject the unification of science and to return to the “layered picture of reality” and a kind of supervenience in which each layer has specific entities and laws. Under this fra ...
... 440) But the taxonomies of the special sciences cannot be reduced to physical science. According to this view, we have to reject the unification of science and to return to the “layered picture of reality” and a kind of supervenience in which each layer has specific entities and laws. Under this fra ...
Quantum Money from Hidden Subspaces
... Indeed, if we could copy |ψi, then we could violate the uncertainty principle by measuring one observable (such as position) on some copies, and a complementary observable (such as momentum) on other copies. Conversely, if we could measure all the properties of |ψi to unlimited accuracy, then we cou ...
... Indeed, if we could copy |ψi, then we could violate the uncertainty principle by measuring one observable (such as position) on some copies, and a complementary observable (such as momentum) on other copies. Conversely, if we could measure all the properties of |ψi to unlimited accuracy, then we cou ...
12 Quantum Electrodynamics
... and Bleuler in Subsection 7.5.3. In their quantization scheme, the propagator took a pleasant covariant form. But this happened at the expense of another disadvantage, that this Lagrangian describes the propagation of four particles of which only two correspond to physical states. Accordingly, the H ...
... and Bleuler in Subsection 7.5.3. In their quantization scheme, the propagator took a pleasant covariant form. But this happened at the expense of another disadvantage, that this Lagrangian describes the propagation of four particles of which only two correspond to physical states. Accordingly, the H ...
Commun. Math. Phys. 110, 33-49
... An understanding of this phenomenon is based on the observation [12,16,1,2, 23] that a suitable definition of the conductance in linear response can be interpreted geometrically within the theory of characteristic classes [14]. The geometric character of the problem comes from the following structur ...
... An understanding of this phenomenon is based on the observation [12,16,1,2, 23] that a suitable definition of the conductance in linear response can be interpreted geometrically within the theory of characteristic classes [14]. The geometric character of the problem comes from the following structur ...
Heralded Single-Magnon Quantum Memory for Photon Polarization States
... quantum memory that can receive, retain, and recreate any (unknown) incoming state for further processing [4–7]. The attribute ‘‘quantum’’ indicates that the device outperforms any ‘‘classical’’ device (that attempts to measure and recreate the state) when averaged randomly over the Hilbert space of ...
... quantum memory that can receive, retain, and recreate any (unknown) incoming state for further processing [4–7]. The attribute ‘‘quantum’’ indicates that the device outperforms any ‘‘classical’’ device (that attempts to measure and recreate the state) when averaged randomly over the Hilbert space of ...
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... most important and challenging goals in quantum information science [1]. It enables a wide variety of potential applications ranging from scalable quantum computing schemes to quantum networks and single-photon nonlinear optics [2]. Much progress has been achieved towards the realization of such qua ...
... most important and challenging goals in quantum information science [1]. It enables a wide variety of potential applications ranging from scalable quantum computing schemes to quantum networks and single-photon nonlinear optics [2]. Much progress has been achieved towards the realization of such qua ...
M Theory Model of a Big Crunch/Big Bang Transition Abstract
... For these reasons, we focus at present on the propagation of the perturbative gravity sector near t = 0 corresponding to the winding M2-brane states. In Section II, we introduce the compactified Milne background metric that describes the collision between orbifold planes in the big crunch/big bang t ...
... For these reasons, we focus at present on the propagation of the perturbative gravity sector near t = 0 corresponding to the winding M2-brane states. In Section II, we introduce the compactified Milne background metric that describes the collision between orbifold planes in the big crunch/big bang t ...
Spontaneously broken gauge symmetry in a Bose gas with constant
... the order paramter in the above way, since the theorem implies that order parameters must be non-local objects. Indeed, position dependend single particle wave functions can not change their symmetry properties during BoseEinstein condensation spontaneously for sufficiently weak interactions, thus i ...
... the order paramter in the above way, since the theorem implies that order parameters must be non-local objects. Indeed, position dependend single particle wave functions can not change their symmetry properties during BoseEinstein condensation spontaneously for sufficiently weak interactions, thus i ...
Topological structures in string theory
... which is easier to define (Atiyah 1990). The isomorphism classes of complex vector bundles E on X form an abelian semigroup under fibrewise direct sum. The abelian group of formal differences E − E of bundles is K 0 (X). Integral cohomology and K-theory resemble each other closely; in fact, they beco ...
... which is easier to define (Atiyah 1990). The isomorphism classes of complex vector bundles E on X form an abelian semigroup under fibrewise direct sum. The abelian group of formal differences E − E of bundles is K 0 (X). Integral cohomology and K-theory resemble each other closely; in fact, they beco ...
