Quantum Information Processing
... Any classical system is always in one of a defined set of states. For example, a perfect classical bit is actually in state zero or state one at any time; the two possibilities are mutually exclusive. However, as will be seen, a quantum system can exist in what might be termed a schizophrenic state, ...
... Any classical system is always in one of a defined set of states. For example, a perfect classical bit is actually in state zero or state one at any time; the two possibilities are mutually exclusive. However, as will be seen, a quantum system can exist in what might be termed a schizophrenic state, ...
Consciousness in the universe A review of the ‘Orch OR’ theory ScienceDirect
... consciousness has been in the universe all along, e.g. as the ‘ground of being’, ‘creator’ or component of an omnipresent ‘God’ [6]. In this view consciousness can causally influence physical matter and human behavior, but has no basis or description in science [7]. In another approach, panpsychism ...
... consciousness has been in the universe all along, e.g. as the ‘ground of being’, ‘creator’ or component of an omnipresent ‘God’ [6]. In this view consciousness can causally influence physical matter and human behavior, but has no basis or description in science [7]. In another approach, panpsychism ...
Quantum fluctuation relations: Foundations and applications
... Eq. (2). Bochkov and Kuzovlev (1977, 1979, 1981a, 1981b) proved Eq. (14) for classical systems. Their derivation will be reviewed in the next section. The quantum version, Eq. (55), was not reported until recently (Andrieux and Gaspard, 2008). In Sec. III.C we discuss the fundamental obstacles that ...
... Eq. (2). Bochkov and Kuzovlev (1977, 1979, 1981a, 1981b) proved Eq. (14) for classical systems. Their derivation will be reviewed in the next section. The quantum version, Eq. (55), was not reported until recently (Andrieux and Gaspard, 2008). In Sec. III.C we discuss the fundamental obstacles that ...
On quantum obfuscation - University of Maryland Institute for
... of obfuscation was taken by Goldwasser and Rothblum; they defined indistinguishability obfuscation and best-possible obfuscation [25]. Both of these definitions alter the obfuscation condition, while leaving the functional-equivalence and polynomial-slowdown conditions unchanged. Under indistinguish ...
... of obfuscation was taken by Goldwasser and Rothblum; they defined indistinguishability obfuscation and best-possible obfuscation [25]. Both of these definitions alter the obfuscation condition, while leaving the functional-equivalence and polynomial-slowdown conditions unchanged. Under indistinguish ...
Fifth Quantum Thermodynamics Conference (QTD5)
... Abstract: Recent years have seen an enormously revived interest in the study of thermodynamic notions in the quantum regime. This applies both to the study of thermal machines in the quantum regime, as well as to questions of equilibration and thermalisation of interacting quantum many-body systems ...
... Abstract: Recent years have seen an enormously revived interest in the study of thermodynamic notions in the quantum regime. This applies both to the study of thermal machines in the quantum regime, as well as to questions of equilibration and thermalisation of interacting quantum many-body systems ...
Excerpt. - Dover Publications
... was the most powerful. The dragon was struck down. At that time there was a dragon still living and it had to be destroyed; this was not obvious to all scientists, as we can infer from the following quotation [188]: “The present paper … is addressed to those who do find the question interesting, and ...
... was the most powerful. The dragon was struck down. At that time there was a dragon still living and it had to be destroyed; this was not obvious to all scientists, as we can infer from the following quotation [188]: “The present paper … is addressed to those who do find the question interesting, and ...
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arXiv:1310.3262v1 [quant-ph] 11 Oct 2013
... where Alice can learn either bit with probability cos2 (π/8) and the other bit is hidden afterwards. This protocol differs from our definition by sacrificing completeness in exchange for soundness, but it has other desirable properties such as its use for succinct random access codes [Nay99, ANTV02] ...
... where Alice can learn either bit with probability cos2 (π/8) and the other bit is hidden afterwards. This protocol differs from our definition by sacrificing completeness in exchange for soundness, but it has other desirable properties such as its use for succinct random access codes [Nay99, ANTV02] ...
