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... In principle quantum mechanics applies to any object of any size. However the quantum effects (wave-particle behavior) is most noticeable for very small objects. ...
... In principle quantum mechanics applies to any object of any size. However the quantum effects (wave-particle behavior) is most noticeable for very small objects. ...
Hunting for Snarks in Quantum Mechanics
... The central issue in the debate was famously articulated by EPR: Does quantum mechanics admit an experimentally accessible substructure or “hidden variables?” In other words: Is there a snark lurking in quantum mechanics? Physics faced an analogous challenge in the great debate of the 19th century: ...
... The central issue in the debate was famously articulated by EPR: Does quantum mechanics admit an experimentally accessible substructure or “hidden variables?” In other words: Is there a snark lurking in quantum mechanics? Physics faced an analogous challenge in the great debate of the 19th century: ...
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... results in described paper. This theorem states how to represent partially transposed permutation operators by non-orthogonal operator basis and vice versa, and also allows us to calculate action of VTn (σ) on mentioned operator basis. Unfortunately as we have mentioned above, our basis is non-ortho ...
... results in described paper. This theorem states how to represent partially transposed permutation operators by non-orthogonal operator basis and vice versa, and also allows us to calculate action of VTn (σ) on mentioned operator basis. Unfortunately as we have mentioned above, our basis is non-ortho ...
ESI Bose-Einstein Condensation as a Quantum Phase Transition in an Optical Lattice
... than energy-entropy competition is the driving force and its theoretical understanding is quite challenging. The model usually considered for describing this phenomenon is the Bose-Hubbard model and the transition is interpreted as a transition between a superfluid and a Mott insulator that was stud ...
... than energy-entropy competition is the driving force and its theoretical understanding is quite challenging. The model usually considered for describing this phenomenon is the Bose-Hubbard model and the transition is interpreted as a transition between a superfluid and a Mott insulator that was stud ...
ppt - Harvard Condensed Matter Theory group
... the kinetic energy, perturbation theory breaks down. Many surprising new phenomena occur, including unconventional superconductivity, magnetism, fractionalization of excitations ...
... the kinetic energy, perturbation theory breaks down. Many surprising new phenomena occur, including unconventional superconductivity, magnetism, fractionalization of excitations ...
Quantised Singularities in the Electromagnetic Field
... are diagonal) as for wave functions, is sufficient to insure that the non– integrability of phase gives rise to no ambiguity in all applications of the theory. Whenever a ψn appears, if it is not multiplied into a φm , it will at any rate be multiplied into something of a similar nature to a φm , wh ...
... are diagonal) as for wave functions, is sufficient to insure that the non– integrability of phase gives rise to no ambiguity in all applications of the theory. Whenever a ψn appears, if it is not multiplied into a φm , it will at any rate be multiplied into something of a similar nature to a φm , wh ...
Earth-Moon Lagrangian points as a testbed for general relativity and
... In the space surrounding two bodies that orbit about their mutual mass center there are five points where a third body will remain in equilibrium under the gravitational attraction of the other two bodies. These points are called Lagrangian points in honour of Joseph Lagrange, who discovered them in ...
... In the space surrounding two bodies that orbit about their mutual mass center there are five points where a third body will remain in equilibrium under the gravitational attraction of the other two bodies. These points are called Lagrangian points in honour of Joseph Lagrange, who discovered them in ...
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... script refers to the Hermitian conjugate or adjoint of · . The quantum registers can be set in a general state using quantum gates [10], [11], [6], which can be represented by means of a unitary operation, described by Í a quadratic matrix. Applying Î four basic gates, twice the ...
... script refers to the Hermitian conjugate or adjoint of · . The quantum registers can be set in a general state using quantum gates [10], [11], [6], which can be represented by means of a unitary operation, described by Í a quadratic matrix. Applying Î four basic gates, twice the ...
Philosophy, Epistemology and History of Science I+II
... encounter with this field, but we expect you to confidently present the main ideas. We’ll grade how well you understood the most important issues and how you respond to questions in the discussion session. You should focus on your essay plan in finding an interesting research question and in formula ...
... encounter with this field, but we expect you to confidently present the main ideas. We’ll grade how well you understood the most important issues and how you respond to questions in the discussion session. You should focus on your essay plan in finding an interesting research question and in formula ...
Miroir quantique pour les électrons
... Donald M. Eigler, IBM's lead researcher on this project.. "We call it a mirage because we project information about one atom to another spot where there is no atom." As computer circuit features shrink toward atomic dimensions -- which they have for decades in accordance with Moore's Law -- the beha ...
... Donald M. Eigler, IBM's lead researcher on this project.. "We call it a mirage because we project information about one atom to another spot where there is no atom." As computer circuit features shrink toward atomic dimensions -- which they have for decades in accordance with Moore's Law -- the beha ...
Quantum information for semiclassical optics
... Modern optical imaging research recognizes that both the wave nature and the particle nature of light play equally important roles in determining the fundamental resolution of incoherent optical imaging. Diffraction blurs the image, while the random arrival of photons introduces shot noise;1 the com ...
... Modern optical imaging research recognizes that both the wave nature and the particle nature of light play equally important roles in determining the fundamental resolution of incoherent optical imaging. Diffraction blurs the image, while the random arrival of photons introduces shot noise;1 the com ...
The Learnability of Quantum States
... What is the collision lower bound? What’s new in the last decade? What open problems remain? ...
... What is the collision lower bound? What’s new in the last decade? What open problems remain? ...
Killing time - Department of Physics
... have fixed the gauge in the calculation of the previous subsection because ¢ is implicitly assumed to be propagated instantaneously. No delta function is included in the integrand to make the calculation advanced or retarded. It appears that we have adopted the Coulomb gauge IV. A = 0]. We will expl ...
... have fixed the gauge in the calculation of the previous subsection because ¢ is implicitly assumed to be propagated instantaneously. No delta function is included in the integrand to make the calculation advanced or retarded. It appears that we have adopted the Coulomb gauge IV. A = 0]. We will expl ...
On the Topological Origin of Entanglement in Ising Spin Glasses
... at the lowest two orders, the Chern–Simons and Maxwell terms. The result in (2) is a lattice realisation of the above continuum result. Second, from a lattice point of view, it is well known that the 3D Ising model is equivalent to a Z2 gauge theory on the dual lattice.17 The Ising spins with neares ...
... at the lowest two orders, the Chern–Simons and Maxwell terms. The result in (2) is a lattice realisation of the above continuum result. Second, from a lattice point of view, it is well known that the 3D Ising model is equivalent to a Z2 gauge theory on the dual lattice.17 The Ising spins with neares ...