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... system, rather than performing the experiments on each individual copy separately. At first sight, it may seem that the whole phenomenon of incompatibility is lost in such an approach: if two copies of the same system are available, then by measuring σx on one system and σy on the other, one has in ...
... system, rather than performing the experiments on each individual copy separately. At first sight, it may seem that the whole phenomenon of incompatibility is lost in such an approach: if two copies of the same system are available, then by measuring σx on one system and σy on the other, one has in ...
An Introduction to the Theory of Quantum Groups
... To some extent, quantum groups almost sound like science fiction, especially given the weirdness surrounding the discoveries of quantum physics. So, just what are these exciting new structures called quantum groups? It’s always good to be honest at the outset of a significant undertaking. With that ...
... To some extent, quantum groups almost sound like science fiction, especially given the weirdness surrounding the discoveries of quantum physics. So, just what are these exciting new structures called quantum groups? It’s always good to be honest at the outset of a significant undertaking. With that ...
reactive molecular collisions
... Our review necessarily does not cover several topics that are inseparable from reactive molecular collision theory. These include the vast body of sophisticated and detailed experimental data, upon which the theory must be built. Experiments are discussed in many reviews, including Bernstein’s AMCT ...
... Our review necessarily does not cover several topics that are inseparable from reactive molecular collision theory. These include the vast body of sophisticated and detailed experimental data, upon which the theory must be built. Experiments are discussed in many reviews, including Bernstein’s AMCT ...
Quantum Orders and Symmetric Spin Liquids
... classical orders that characterize universality classes of finite temperature classical states (described by positive probability distribution functions). The Landau’s theory for orders and phase transitions does not apply to quantum orders since they cannot be described by broken symmetries and the ...
... classical orders that characterize universality classes of finite temperature classical states (described by positive probability distribution functions). The Landau’s theory for orders and phase transitions does not apply to quantum orders since they cannot be described by broken symmetries and the ...
Gauge and Matter Fields on a Lattice - Generalizing
... not be distinguished by te usual Ginzburg-Landau scheme of symmetry breaking. Therefore, a new mathematical framework for the study of such phases is needed. In this dissertation we present the simplest example of a topologically ordered system, namely, the Toric Code (TC) introduced by A. Kitaev in ...
... not be distinguished by te usual Ginzburg-Landau scheme of symmetry breaking. Therefore, a new mathematical framework for the study of such phases is needed. In this dissertation we present the simplest example of a topologically ordered system, namely, the Toric Code (TC) introduced by A. Kitaev in ...
An Unshunted Comparator as a Device for Quantum Measurements
... inspired by another device, which is the popular one-bit quantizer for superconducting analog-to-digital converters (ADC). It is called the ”quasi-one-junction SQUID” (QOS) in which the ”quantizing” junction Q has a much smaller critical current than the others, increasing the ADC sensitivity. The p ...
... inspired by another device, which is the popular one-bit quantizer for superconducting analog-to-digital converters (ADC). It is called the ”quasi-one-junction SQUID” (QOS) in which the ”quantizing” junction Q has a much smaller critical current than the others, increasing the ADC sensitivity. The p ...
Quantum Computer (Information) and Quantum Mechanical
... Abstract: Perception may not be what you think it is. Perception is not just a collection of inputs from our sensory system. Instead, it is the brain's interpretation (positive, negative or neutral-no signature case) of stimuli which is based on an individual's genetics and past experiences. Percept ...
... Abstract: Perception may not be what you think it is. Perception is not just a collection of inputs from our sensory system. Instead, it is the brain's interpretation (positive, negative or neutral-no signature case) of stimuli which is based on an individual's genetics and past experiences. Percept ...
PARADIGM OF QUASI-LIE AND QUASI-HOM
... collaborators gave rise to a great interest in quantum groups and Hopf algebras. Since then several other versions of (q-) deformed Lie algebras have appeared, especially in physical contexts such as string theory. The main objects for these deformations were infinite-dimensional algebras, primarily ...
... collaborators gave rise to a great interest in quantum groups and Hopf algebras. Since then several other versions of (q-) deformed Lie algebras have appeared, especially in physical contexts such as string theory. The main objects for these deformations were infinite-dimensional algebras, primarily ...
Electronic Structure of Clusters
... some of the structure-electron count correlations described above, we will first consider the connections between the jellium, topological, and TSH methods in a little more detail. It is noteworthy that none of these models in their usual form includes any attempt to allow for electron correlation. ...
... some of the structure-electron count correlations described above, we will first consider the connections between the jellium, topological, and TSH methods in a little more detail. It is noteworthy that none of these models in their usual form includes any attempt to allow for electron correlation. ...
Physics of the Large Hadron Collider Lecture 1: Fundamentals of the
... (corresponding to intermediate vector boson!) Looks like SU(2) gauge theory with massive gauge vector bosons Non-renormalizable, gives scattering probability > 1 at high energies (unitarity violation) Solution: Massless gauge bosons getting mass from spontaneous symmetry breaking Johan Alwall - Fund ...
... (corresponding to intermediate vector boson!) Looks like SU(2) gauge theory with massive gauge vector bosons Non-renormalizable, gives scattering probability > 1 at high energies (unitarity violation) Solution: Massless gauge bosons getting mass from spontaneous symmetry breaking Johan Alwall - Fund ...
Entanglement in many body quantum systems Arnau Riera Graells
... La intersecció entre els camps de la Informació Quàntica i la Física de la Matèria Condensada ha estat molt fructífera en els darrers anys. Per una banda, les eines desenvolupades en el marc de la Teoria de la Informació Quàntica, com les mesures d’entrellaçament, han estat ulilitzades amb molt d’èx ...
... La intersecció entre els camps de la Informació Quàntica i la Física de la Matèria Condensada ha estat molt fructífera en els darrers anys. Per una banda, les eines desenvolupades en el marc de la Teoria de la Informació Quàntica, com les mesures d’entrellaçament, han estat ulilitzades amb molt d’èx ...
Disorder and entropy rate in discrete time quantum walks
... [45, 46, 141–144]. However, the definition of the entropy is very special, since it is the average asymptotic information content per symbol for an independent and identically distributed ( i.i.d. ) sequence of random variables (thus, for a stochastic process). Even for simple stochastic processes, ...
... [45, 46, 141–144]. However, the definition of the entropy is very special, since it is the average asymptotic information content per symbol for an independent and identically distributed ( i.i.d. ) sequence of random variables (thus, for a stochastic process). Even for simple stochastic processes, ...
On transport properties of Weyl semimetals - Instituut
... conductivity at zero temperature. In an insulator, the Fermi energy lies in a gap between a fully occupied valence band and an empty conduction band. At zero temperature, the conductivity of an insulator is zero. The finite band gap at the Fermi energy of insulators allows us to adiabatically transf ...
... conductivity at zero temperature. In an insulator, the Fermi energy lies in a gap between a fully occupied valence band and an empty conduction band. At zero temperature, the conductivity of an insulator is zero. The finite band gap at the Fermi energy of insulators allows us to adiabatically transf ...
