The Kitaev model
... all the spins on the A sublattice pointing in some direction and all the spins on the B sublattice pointing in the opposite direction Apart from these continuous families, there is also a discrete set of ground states in which pairs of nearest neighbor spins on, say, a xx bond point along the ± x̂ d ...
... all the spins on the A sublattice pointing in some direction and all the spins on the B sublattice pointing in the opposite direction Apart from these continuous families, there is also a discrete set of ground states in which pairs of nearest neighbor spins on, say, a xx bond point along the ± x̂ d ...
Nuclear Spins in Quantum Dots
... in the theoretical physics group in Delft. In the beginning of my PhD I knew that I wanted to work on electron spins and quantum dots but I only had vague ideas about what that entailed. With time these ideas became more clear, largely with the help of my supervisors, and I found myself working on t ...
... in the theoretical physics group in Delft. In the beginning of my PhD I knew that I wanted to work on electron spins and quantum dots but I only had vague ideas about what that entailed. With time these ideas became more clear, largely with the help of my supervisors, and I found myself working on t ...
Quantum Theory: a Pragmatist Approach
... purports to represent.5 Accepting quantum theory means following its advice to limit the inferential power associated with descriptive claims that may be appropriate in a specific physical situation. So the theory modifies the content of those claims. Bell ([1987], p.41) introduced the term ‘beable ...
... purports to represent.5 Accepting quantum theory means following its advice to limit the inferential power associated with descriptive claims that may be appropriate in a specific physical situation. So the theory modifies the content of those claims. Bell ([1987], p.41) introduced the term ‘beable ...
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... The notion of C. M. was 1st defined for a system of N particles. In practice, one often deals with extended and continuous objects. So we must consider the notion (extension) of CM for continuous objects. ...
... The notion of C. M. was 1st defined for a system of N particles. In practice, one often deals with extended and continuous objects. So we must consider the notion (extension) of CM for continuous objects. ...
- Philsci
... empirical matter either. But this is odd. Surely it’s easy (in principle) to construct an empirical test that at least constrains the value of p. You simply have to watch the marble as its particle configuration changes from the initial “in” configuration to the final “out” configuration. To begin w ...
... empirical matter either. But this is odd. Surely it’s easy (in principle) to construct an empirical test that at least constrains the value of p. You simply have to watch the marble as its particle configuration changes from the initial “in” configuration to the final “out” configuration. To begin w ...
Calculated and measured angular correlation between photoelectrons and
... 2. Basic theory This section describes the numerical method we used to compute physical properties of this system. We recast the time-dependent Schrödinger equation for the problem of a photoelectron with the subsequent Auger decay as three coupled channels: (1) photoelectron with a 1s2s2 2p6 core, ...
... 2. Basic theory This section describes the numerical method we used to compute physical properties of this system. We recast the time-dependent Schrödinger equation for the problem of a photoelectron with the subsequent Auger decay as three coupled channels: (1) photoelectron with a 1s2s2 2p6 core, ...
Comments on the 2nd order bootstrap relation
... used for the construction of the absorptive part are indeed given only by a single reggeized gluon exchange and do not contain admixture from two or more reggeized gluon exchanges. The bootstrap relation is known to be satisfied in the lowest order in the coupling constant. Recently the 2nd order bo ...
... used for the construction of the absorptive part are indeed given only by a single reggeized gluon exchange and do not contain admixture from two or more reggeized gluon exchanges. The bootstrap relation is known to be satisfied in the lowest order in the coupling constant. Recently the 2nd order bo ...
Chapter 7 Linear Momentum
... Conservation of energy and momentum can also be used to analyze collisions in two or three dimensions, but unless the situation is very simple, the math quickly becomes unwieldy. Here, a moving object collides with an object initially at rest. Knowing the masses and initial velocities is not enough; ...
... Conservation of energy and momentum can also be used to analyze collisions in two or three dimensions, but unless the situation is very simple, the math quickly becomes unwieldy. Here, a moving object collides with an object initially at rest. Knowing the masses and initial velocities is not enough; ...
A Priori Probability and Localized Observers
... well-nigh incomprehensible at first sight. It seems to me, therefore, that it is worthwhile trying to discuss separately possible postulates for potential interpretations. Despite its incompleteness, it may well appear that this paper rapidly becomes swamped by a welter of abstract technical detail ...
... well-nigh incomprehensible at first sight. It seems to me, therefore, that it is worthwhile trying to discuss separately possible postulates for potential interpretations. Despite its incompleteness, it may well appear that this paper rapidly becomes swamped by a welter of abstract technical detail ...
Shor`s Factoring Algorithm and Modern Cryptography. An Illustration
... the increased computing power potentially attainable with quantum computers. The present paper seeks to fill the gap, namely it seeks to furnish, self-contained in this journal’s pages but with full citations to the relevant literature, a comprehensible explanation of Shor’s algorithm, as well as of ...
... the increased computing power potentially attainable with quantum computers. The present paper seeks to fill the gap, namely it seeks to furnish, self-contained in this journal’s pages but with full citations to the relevant literature, a comprehensible explanation of Shor’s algorithm, as well as of ...
Interacting Anyons in a One-Dimensional Optical Lattice
... Among the most interesting quantum phenomena are those which do not posses any classical analog and, thus are so counterintuitive to the human view of the world, which is indubitably based on classical physics. One of the most fundamental quantum mechanical concept is the indistinguishability of par ...
... Among the most interesting quantum phenomena are those which do not posses any classical analog and, thus are so counterintuitive to the human view of the world, which is indubitably based on classical physics. One of the most fundamental quantum mechanical concept is the indistinguishability of par ...
Williams
... Si sphere mass can be measured in vacuum or in air (buoyancy correction required – but the density and volume are known very well) Determining NA was much harder then realizing mass with the sphere ...
... Si sphere mass can be measured in vacuum or in air (buoyancy correction required – but the density and volume are known very well) Determining NA was much harder then realizing mass with the sphere ...
Constructions and Noise Threshold of Topological Subsystem Codes
... infer that the link operators Kf , Kg , and Kh act on u as Xu , Yu , and Zu up to a permutation. Conjugating Kf , Kg , and Kh by an appropriate single-qubit Clifford unitary operator Vu one can generate any permutation of Xu , Yu , and Zu . In addition, the depolarizing noise model used in this pape ...
... infer that the link operators Kf , Kg , and Kh act on u as Xu , Yu , and Zu up to a permutation. Conjugating Kf , Kg , and Kh by an appropriate single-qubit Clifford unitary operator Vu one can generate any permutation of Xu , Yu , and Zu . In addition, the depolarizing noise model used in this pape ...
Moment of inertia - Steiner`s theorem
... The unknown quantity FRD which cannot be measured directly is still bothering us in this equation for determining ID. If we assume, however, that the friction at the rotary disc is a rolling and sliding friction independent of the velocity (the so-called COULOMB friction), which only depends on the ...
... The unknown quantity FRD which cannot be measured directly is still bothering us in this equation for determining ID. If we assume, however, that the friction at the rotary disc is a rolling and sliding friction independent of the velocity (the so-called COULOMB friction), which only depends on the ...