Exponential algorithmic speedup by quantum walk Andrew M. Childs, Richard Cleve, Enrico Deotto,
... graphs. A typical graph G′n is shown in Figure 2 (for n = 4). The distribution is defined as follows. The graph again consists of two balanced binary trees of height n, but instead of identifying the leaves, they are connected by a random cycle that alternates between the leaves of the two trees. In ...
... graphs. A typical graph G′n is shown in Figure 2 (for n = 4). The distribution is defined as follows. The graph again consists of two balanced binary trees of height n, but instead of identifying the leaves, they are connected by a random cycle that alternates between the leaves of the two trees. In ...
7 Quarks and SU(3) Symmetry
... By 1960 a great number of particles (which decay weakly) and resonances (which decay strongly) had been discovered. Some are seen in production reactions, where they are produced along with other final-state particles (such as the ω meson in pp̄ → π + π − ω), others in formation reactions, where the ...
... By 1960 a great number of particles (which decay weakly) and resonances (which decay strongly) had been discovered. Some are seen in production reactions, where they are produced along with other final-state particles (such as the ω meson in pp̄ → π + π − ω), others in formation reactions, where the ...
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... have been under intensive study and many theoretical tools have been developed to understand the electron transport processes in the nanoscale systems. This thesis focuses on developing a formalism that helps to understand the role of electron-electron interactions and the physical principles behind ...
... have been under intensive study and many theoretical tools have been developed to understand the electron transport processes in the nanoscale systems. This thesis focuses on developing a formalism that helps to understand the role of electron-electron interactions and the physical principles behind ...
Problems in nucleon structure study
... They do not satisfy the momentum and angular momentum canonical commutation relations, and can never be reduced to canonical momentum. There is no solution of the eigen-value equation of the kinematical momentum operator. Physical momentum and orbital angular momentum satisfy the canonical commutati ...
... They do not satisfy the momentum and angular momentum canonical commutation relations, and can never be reduced to canonical momentum. There is no solution of the eigen-value equation of the kinematical momentum operator. Physical momentum and orbital angular momentum satisfy the canonical commutati ...
The Physics of Low-energy Electron-Molecule Collisions
... wavefunction (/Jj('Cm).This wavefunction is an eigenfunction of.Yl' m' The scattered wave terms in (5) are more interesting. There is one such term for each energetically accessible final state of the molecule lPr('Cm). Each term is a product of a final-state molecular wavefunction, an outgoing sphe ...
... wavefunction (/Jj('Cm).This wavefunction is an eigenfunction of.Yl' m' The scattered wave terms in (5) are more interesting. There is one such term for each energetically accessible final state of the molecule lPr('Cm). Each term is a product of a final-state molecular wavefunction, an outgoing sphe ...
Noncommutative geometry and reality
... An isometry of a spectral triple (.,4X58) is given by a unitary operator U in .F such that UDU”=D, ...
... An isometry of a spectral triple (.,4X58) is given by a unitary operator U in .F such that UDU”=D, ...
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... The quantum zero-point motion of the vortices influences the spectrum of the electronic quasiparticles, in a manner consistent with LDOS spectrum ...
... The quantum zero-point motion of the vortices influences the spectrum of the electronic quasiparticles, in a manner consistent with LDOS spectrum ...
Quantum optics with GeV color center in diamond
... Color centers in diamond attract a lot of attention due to unique properties of diamond, such its optical and chemical purity, low concertation of nuclear spins in diamond matrix and also its physical and chemical inertness [1]. Nitrogen vacancy (NV) color centers in diamond is the most studied colo ...
... Color centers in diamond attract a lot of attention due to unique properties of diamond, such its optical and chemical purity, low concertation of nuclear spins in diamond matrix and also its physical and chemical inertness [1]. Nitrogen vacancy (NV) color centers in diamond is the most studied colo ...
Complexity Science as Order-creation Science
... (Omnès, 1999: 203). He bases many of his statements on an axiom by the French mathematician Borel (1937) that: “one must consider that events with too small a probability never occur” (Omnès, 1999: 84, 236). While probability mathematicians have to take vanishingly small probabilities into account, ...
... (Omnès, 1999: 203). He bases many of his statements on an axiom by the French mathematician Borel (1937) that: “one must consider that events with too small a probability never occur” (Omnès, 1999: 84, 236). While probability mathematicians have to take vanishingly small probabilities into account, ...