Amplitude spectroscopy of two coupled qubits
... placed between the two main qubit loops. So, we investigate here the behavior of the level populations as a function of the coupling parameter of the qubits. First, we depict a three-dimensional plot of the qubit energy dependence on the control parameter and the coupling parameter. Figure 1(a) show ...
... placed between the two main qubit loops. So, we investigate here the behavior of the level populations as a function of the coupling parameter of the qubits. First, we depict a three-dimensional plot of the qubit energy dependence on the control parameter and the coupling parameter. Figure 1(a) show ...
Bell-like inequalities from symmetrized products of noncommuting
... their noncommutativity, and cannot be measured simultaneously, despite theoretical attempts at such a definition27,28 . Thus the question of a joint probability function does not arise operationally in quantum theory. However, if we attempt to describe the correlations in terms of hidden variables, ...
... their noncommutativity, and cannot be measured simultaneously, despite theoretical attempts at such a definition27,28 . Thus the question of a joint probability function does not arise operationally in quantum theory. However, if we attempt to describe the correlations in terms of hidden variables, ...
January 20, 2004 9:50 WSPC/140-IJMPB 02353
... as topological spin current. In fact, we present an analysis and derivation of the topological spin current for a broad class of spin–orbital coupling models. In the following, we first calculate the spin current in the Rashba and Luttinger models and then discuss the topological part of the spin cu ...
... as topological spin current. In fact, we present an analysis and derivation of the topological spin current for a broad class of spin–orbital coupling models. In the following, we first calculate the spin current in the Rashba and Luttinger models and then discuss the topological part of the spin cu ...
PSOGP: A GENETIC PROGRAMMING BASED
... Mohan [1, 2, 3] suggested that the main swarm be divided into two sub-swarms. Each subswarm can be in either attraction or repulsion phase and use a different velocity update equation for each phase. Rigit and Vesterstrøm [30, 31, 40] followed a similar approach except for the fact that they didn’t ...
... Mohan [1, 2, 3] suggested that the main swarm be divided into two sub-swarms. Each subswarm can be in either attraction or repulsion phase and use a different velocity update equation for each phase. Rigit and Vesterstrøm [30, 31, 40] followed a similar approach except for the fact that they didn’t ...
Models of wave-function collapse
... encounter probabilities. And for good reason: Because the initial state is always exactly specified [including at the start of the measurement process, as in Eq. (8)], unlike in classical probability theory, where probabilities arise because of uncertainty in our knowledge of the initial state of th ...
... encounter probabilities. And for good reason: Because the initial state is always exactly specified [including at the start of the measurement process, as in Eq. (8)], unlike in classical probability theory, where probabilities arise because of uncertainty in our knowledge of the initial state of th ...
Three problems from quantum optics
... This thesis is concerned with three problems from the field of quantum optics. In their choice I was not motivated by attempting to explain quantum optics systematically but I rather talk about problems I was working on in the past five years. The thesis is based on a set of articles that have been ...
... This thesis is concerned with three problems from the field of quantum optics. In their choice I was not motivated by attempting to explain quantum optics systematically but I rather talk about problems I was working on in the past five years. The thesis is based on a set of articles that have been ...
Notes/All Physics IB/Fundimental Particles
... has been designed to produce over 600 million collisions per second. Even with this enormous collision rate, the production rate of Higgs events is expected to be one every few hours—that is a lot of data to sift through to find a single event! After two and a half years of operation the LHC announc ...
... has been designed to produce over 600 million collisions per second. Even with this enormous collision rate, the production rate of Higgs events is expected to be one every few hours—that is a lot of data to sift through to find a single event! After two and a half years of operation the LHC announc ...
PHYSICS 430 Lecture Notes on Quantum Mechanics
... Newton’s Laws and the Principle of Least Action. The Euler-Lagrange equations and Hamilton’s equations. Classical mechanics in a nutshell. The classical state. 2. Historical Origins of Quantum Mechanics Black-body radiation, the photoelectric effect, the Compton effect. Heisenberg’s microscope. The ...
... Newton’s Laws and the Principle of Least Action. The Euler-Lagrange equations and Hamilton’s equations. Classical mechanics in a nutshell. The classical state. 2. Historical Origins of Quantum Mechanics Black-body radiation, the photoelectric effect, the Compton effect. Heisenberg’s microscope. The ...
