Quantum-like model of unconscious–conscious dynamics
... resulting from measurements) can correspond to one and the same observable on the principle system S. That is, measurements having the same statistical results may lead to very different state transformations (due to very different types of interaction between the principle and probe systems). In qu ...
... resulting from measurements) can correspond to one and the same observable on the principle system S. That is, measurements having the same statistical results may lead to very different state transformations (due to very different types of interaction between the principle and probe systems). In qu ...
quantum dynamics of integrable spin chains
... configuration in this sense has been studied by Ho and Araki [12] and by Platini [23] for the XX chain, and Aschbacher and Pillet for the XY chain [4]. They simply divide the chain in several parts, put different temperature on each one, and look for the time evolution: this models a spin system bet ...
... configuration in this sense has been studied by Ho and Araki [12] and by Platini [23] for the XX chain, and Aschbacher and Pillet for the XY chain [4]. They simply divide the chain in several parts, put different temperature on each one, and look for the time evolution: this models a spin system bet ...
Paired Hall states
... we analyze the pairing instability induced by residual statistical interactions in detail. We argue that it leads unambiguously to pairing in the p-wave for weak coupling (that is, small deviations from fermi statistics at zero external field.) Unfortunately, the most interesting case v 1/2 is far f ...
... we analyze the pairing instability induced by residual statistical interactions in detail. We argue that it leads unambiguously to pairing in the p-wave for weak coupling (that is, small deviations from fermi statistics at zero external field.) Unfortunately, the most interesting case v 1/2 is far f ...
Holographic quantum error-correcting code
... boundary and K(x, Y ) regions, the bulk operator (x) can have distinct representations in function”. The smearing function obeys the bulk wave equation rent spatial support. causal wedge tooperator (1.1) corresponding as we taketoxthe tobulk theoperator boundary. It can be chosen to on uniqueness of ...
... boundary and K(x, Y ) regions, the bulk operator (x) can have distinct representations in function”. The smearing function obeys the bulk wave equation rent spatial support. causal wedge tooperator (1.1) corresponding as we taketoxthe tobulk theoperator boundary. It can be chosen to on uniqueness of ...