A Common Fallacy in Quantum Mechanics: Retrocausality David Ellerman
... In each case, given an incoming quantum particle, the apparatus creates a certain labelled, tagged, or marked (i.e., entangled) superposition of certain eigenstates (the "separation"). Detectors can be placed in certain positions so that when the evolving superposition state is …nally projected or c ...
... In each case, given an incoming quantum particle, the apparatus creates a certain labelled, tagged, or marked (i.e., entangled) superposition of certain eigenstates (the "separation"). Detectors can be placed in certain positions so that when the evolving superposition state is …nally projected or c ...
Boson sampling for molecular vibronic spectra - CIQM
... is quantum simulation4–9, in which it has been shown recently that the dynamics of chemical reactions10 as well as the molecular electronic structure11 are attractive applications for quantum devices. For all these instances, the realization of a quantum computer would challenge the extended Church– ...
... is quantum simulation4–9, in which it has been shown recently that the dynamics of chemical reactions10 as well as the molecular electronic structure11 are attractive applications for quantum devices. For all these instances, the realization of a quantum computer would challenge the extended Church– ...
The uncertainty relations in quantum mechanics
... disappearance of the interference pattern due to welcherweg/which-state detection (‘complementarity’) in interference experiments, which has traditionally been inadequately explained in terms of position–momentum uncertainty relation. The quantum interference effect is much more general than the cla ...
... disappearance of the interference pattern due to welcherweg/which-state detection (‘complementarity’) in interference experiments, which has traditionally been inadequately explained in terms of position–momentum uncertainty relation. The quantum interference effect is much more general than the cla ...
Chapter 3. Foundations of Quantum Theory II
... extend the theory of open quantum systems further. In particular, we will develop two important concepts: generalized measurements, which are performed by making use of an auxiliary system, and quantum channels, which describe how open systems evolve. ...
... extend the theory of open quantum systems further. In particular, we will develop two important concepts: generalized measurements, which are performed by making use of an auxiliary system, and quantum channels, which describe how open systems evolve. ...
Mechanical Proof of the Second Law of Thermodynamics Based on
... In a previous work (M. Campisi. Stud. Hist. Phil. M. P. 36 (2005) 275-290) we have addressed the mechanical foundations of equilibrium thermodynamics on the basis of the Generalized Helmholtz Theorem. It was found that the volume entropy provides a good mechanical analogue of thermodynamic entropy b ...
... In a previous work (M. Campisi. Stud. Hist. Phil. M. P. 36 (2005) 275-290) we have addressed the mechanical foundations of equilibrium thermodynamics on the basis of the Generalized Helmholtz Theorem. It was found that the volume entropy provides a good mechanical analogue of thermodynamic entropy b ...
Analysis of Strained Al0.15In0.22Ga0.63As/GaAs Graded Index
... a very good electrical substrate which provides natural isolation between devices and circuits. It has been used to produce (near-infrared) laser diodes since 1962 [15]. Because of almost same lattice constant of GaAs and AlAs the layers have very little induced strain, which allows them to be grown ...
... a very good electrical substrate which provides natural isolation between devices and circuits. It has been used to produce (near-infrared) laser diodes since 1962 [15]. Because of almost same lattice constant of GaAs and AlAs the layers have very little induced strain, which allows them to be grown ...
Quantum Annealing Implementation of Job
... windows of operations (i.e., shaving) [20], or in the disjunctive approach, adjusting the heads and tails of operations [21, 22], or more generally, by applying constraints propagation techniques (e.g. [23]), together constitute the basis for a number of classical approaches to solving the JSP. Shav ...
... windows of operations (i.e., shaving) [20], or in the disjunctive approach, adjusting the heads and tails of operations [21, 22], or more generally, by applying constraints propagation techniques (e.g. [23]), together constitute the basis for a number of classical approaches to solving the JSP. Shav ...
Computational Methods for Simulating Quantum Computers
... qubits) but are significantly larger than the experimental machines that have been built. Therefore it is striking that theoretical ideas about quantum computation are seldom confronted with numerical experiments that can be carried out on present-day (super) computers. Conventional computers can sim ...
... qubits) but are significantly larger than the experimental machines that have been built. Therefore it is striking that theoretical ideas about quantum computation are seldom confronted with numerical experiments that can be carried out on present-day (super) computers. Conventional computers can sim ...