A pseudo-mathematical pseudo-review on 4d N = 2
... object, much like a group, a space or an algebra. Then, similarly to those more familiar mathematical objects, we can consider morphisms between two QFTs and various operations on QFTs. In this review a central role is played by the concept of a G-symmetric QFT, ...
... object, much like a group, a space or an algebra. Then, similarly to those more familiar mathematical objects, we can consider morphisms between two QFTs and various operations on QFTs. In this review a central role is played by the concept of a G-symmetric QFT, ...
Conference booklet - XXXV Workshop on Geometric Methods in
... We review the notion of Vogel’s universality in simple Lie algebras and their applications. We present universal functions for: the (quantum) dimensions of adjoint and some other (series of) representations; generating function of eigenvalues of higher Casimir operators on adjoint representation; in ...
... We review the notion of Vogel’s universality in simple Lie algebras and their applications. We present universal functions for: the (quantum) dimensions of adjoint and some other (series of) representations; generating function of eigenvalues of higher Casimir operators on adjoint representation; in ...
Paper - MaPhySto
... of an instrument of indirect observation introduced by A.Barchielli [3-7 ] is used. The well known quantum filtering equation introduced first in papers of V.P.Belavkin [9-15] and describing the posterior quantum stochastic evolution of an open system subjected to continuous in time nondemolotion me ...
... of an instrument of indirect observation introduced by A.Barchielli [3-7 ] is used. The well known quantum filtering equation introduced first in papers of V.P.Belavkin [9-15] and describing the posterior quantum stochastic evolution of an open system subjected to continuous in time nondemolotion me ...
Direct Characterization of Quantum Dynamics: General Theory
... and for arbitrary error basis elements Em and En , the Knill-Laflamme QEC condition for degenerate codes is hφc | En† Em |φc i = αnm , where αnm is a Hermitian matrix of complex numbers [1]. For nondegenerate codes, the QEC condition reduces to hφc | En† Em |φc i = δnm ; i.e., in this case the error ...
... and for arbitrary error basis elements Em and En , the Knill-Laflamme QEC condition for degenerate codes is hφc | En† Em |φc i = αnm , where αnm is a Hermitian matrix of complex numbers [1]. For nondegenerate codes, the QEC condition reduces to hφc | En† Em |φc i = δnm ; i.e., in this case the error ...
The solution of the “constant term problem” and the ζ
... corresponding approximating metric graph with non-standard boundary conditions being not necessarily of the δ-type or δ 0 -type. The analysis of the Laplacian as the prime example and generic model system for a Schrödinger operator is very wide-reaching in the field of quantum chaos such as the anal ...
... corresponding approximating metric graph with non-standard boundary conditions being not necessarily of the δ-type or δ 0 -type. The analysis of the Laplacian as the prime example and generic model system for a Schrödinger operator is very wide-reaching in the field of quantum chaos such as the anal ...
Short introduction to quantum mechanics
... The function cos(4φ) is therefore an eigenfunction of dφ 2 corresponding to the eigenvalue -16. Quite clearly also sin(4φ) is an eigenfuncd2 tion of dφ 2 to the eigenvalue -16, and so is any linear combination of cos(4φ) and sin(4φ), α cos(4φ) + β sin(4φ) , α, β ∈ Z. ...
... The function cos(4φ) is therefore an eigenfunction of dφ 2 corresponding to the eigenvalue -16. Quite clearly also sin(4φ) is an eigenfuncd2 tion of dφ 2 to the eigenvalue -16, and so is any linear combination of cos(4φ) and sin(4φ), α cos(4φ) + β sin(4φ) , α, β ∈ Z. ...
On the quantization of the superparticle action in proper time and the
... how operates the square-root H Hamiltonian given by expression (28) on a given physical state? Is very well known the problem of locality and interpretation of the operator like (25). Several attemps for to avoid these problems was written in the literature [5, 6]: differential pseudoelliptic operat ...
... how operates the square-root H Hamiltonian given by expression (28) on a given physical state? Is very well known the problem of locality and interpretation of the operator like (25). Several attemps for to avoid these problems was written in the literature [5, 6]: differential pseudoelliptic operat ...
Quantum Computing with Majorana Fermions Coupled to
... are characterized by their properties during interchanges. Whereas bosons and fermions pick up a phase factor of 1 and −1 from interchanges, these quasiparticles can pick up any phase – hence the name. This can lead to a property called non-abelian statistics, meaning that interchanges between diffe ...
... are characterized by their properties during interchanges. Whereas bosons and fermions pick up a phase factor of 1 and −1 from interchanges, these quasiparticles can pick up any phase – hence the name. This can lead to a property called non-abelian statistics, meaning that interchanges between diffe ...
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arXiv:math/0004155v2 [math.GT] 27 Apr 2000
... manifold M, including the empty link. Consider the complex vector space with basis L, and factor it by the smallest subspace containing all expressions of the form −t − t−1 and + t2 + t−2 , where the links in each expression are identical except in a ball in which they look like depicted. This quo ...
... manifold M, including the empty link. Consider the complex vector space with basis L, and factor it by the smallest subspace containing all expressions of the form −t − t−1 and + t2 + t−2 , where the links in each expression are identical except in a ball in which they look like depicted. This quo ...
Efficient Method to Perform Quantum Number Projection and
... of nuclear physics more and more widely. It is increasingly important to have a unified understanding of nuclear structure in various regions of the nuclear chart, with a variety of ingredients such as shell effects, deformations and collective motions like rotation and vibration. Undoubtedly, the bas ...
... of nuclear physics more and more widely. It is increasingly important to have a unified understanding of nuclear structure in various regions of the nuclear chart, with a variety of ingredients such as shell effects, deformations and collective motions like rotation and vibration. Undoubtedly, the bas ...