Seminar Report
... What really counts for a "fast" or a "usable" algorithm, according to the standard definition, is not the actual time taken to multiply a particular pairs of number but the fact that the time does not increase too sharply when we apply the same method to ever larger numbers. The same standard text-b ...
... What really counts for a "fast" or a "usable" algorithm, according to the standard definition, is not the actual time taken to multiply a particular pairs of number but the fact that the time does not increase too sharply when we apply the same method to ever larger numbers. The same standard text-b ...
Thomas Filk Slides
... - Predictability “proportional” to lack of uncertainty (global predictability; planetary motion) - Predictability “proportional” to logarithmic uncertainty (deterministic chaos; local predictability; exponential growth of uncertainty) - Predictability “proportional” to ... - “Retro”-dictability of o ...
... - Predictability “proportional” to lack of uncertainty (global predictability; planetary motion) - Predictability “proportional” to logarithmic uncertainty (deterministic chaos; local predictability; exponential growth of uncertainty) - Predictability “proportional” to ... - “Retro”-dictability of o ...
... 3 Max-Planck-Institut f¨ ur Gravitationsphysik (Albert-Einstein-Institut) and Universit¨at Hannover, Callinstr. 38, 30167 Hannover, Germany We consider a generic optomechanical system and investigate quantum entanglement between the outgoing light fields and the mechanical motion of the mirror. In co ...
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... What does it imply? It means that there can also be an imaginary reality beyond the real or classical expression of entanglement which is contained in its imaginary part. Now one may wonder but my main witness for this thesis that nature can also be imaginary is Albert Einstein himself. He explicitl ...
... What does it imply? It means that there can also be an imaginary reality beyond the real or classical expression of entanglement which is contained in its imaginary part. Now one may wonder but my main witness for this thesis that nature can also be imaginary is Albert Einstein himself. He explicitl ...
LAPLACE TRANSFORM AND UNIVERSAL sl2 INVARIANTS
... remarkable properties and is very suitable for the study of quantum invariants. The result of Habiro and Habiro–Le mentioned above is Theorem 1. (Habiro, Habiro–Le) For every simple Lie algebra g and an integral g d such that if ξ is a homology 3–sphere M, there exists an invariant IM (q) ∈ Z[q], g ...
... remarkable properties and is very suitable for the study of quantum invariants. The result of Habiro and Habiro–Le mentioned above is Theorem 1. (Habiro, Habiro–Le) For every simple Lie algebra g and an integral g d such that if ξ is a homology 3–sphere M, there exists an invariant IM (q) ∈ Z[q], g ...
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... quantum processes takes place in the process. Imagine a similar question at the birth of computers: Are they really Turing machines? (We shall return to this.) Again Feynman: “…we always have had a great deal of difficulty in understanding the world view that quantum mechanics represent.” Performanc ...
... quantum processes takes place in the process. Imagine a similar question at the birth of computers: Are they really Turing machines? (We shall return to this.) Again Feynman: “…we always have had a great deal of difficulty in understanding the world view that quantum mechanics represent.” Performanc ...
1996 Orchestrated Objective Reduction of Quantum Coherence in
... remains enigmatic. Behavior of wave-like, quantum-level objects can be satisfactorily described in terms of a deterministic, unitarily evolving process (e.g. state vector evolving according to the Schrödinger equation) denoted by U. Large-scale (classical) systems seem to obey (different) computable ...
... remains enigmatic. Behavior of wave-like, quantum-level objects can be satisfactorily described in terms of a deterministic, unitarily evolving process (e.g. state vector evolving according to the Schrödinger equation) denoted by U. Large-scale (classical) systems seem to obey (different) computable ...
What is the Entropy in Entropic Gravity?
... The existence of a profound relationship between gravity and entropy has been recognized since the formulation of the laws of black hole mechanics [1] and the derivation of the BekensteinHawking entropy [2, 3]. More recently, ideas such as the holographic principle [4, 5], black hole complementarity ...
... The existence of a profound relationship between gravity and entropy has been recognized since the formulation of the laws of black hole mechanics [1] and the derivation of the BekensteinHawking entropy [2, 3]. More recently, ideas such as the holographic principle [4, 5], black hole complementarity ...
Quasi Particle Tunneling in the Fractional Quantum Hall Regime
... the 2DEG is the possibility of gating. Metal gates can be used to define areas where the density can be locally changed, which can be used to define small islands with reduced dimensionality as needed for structure like quantum dots and QPCs. The most common ways of achieving a 2DEG are by using a m ...
... the 2DEG is the possibility of gating. Metal gates can be used to define areas where the density can be locally changed, which can be used to define small islands with reduced dimensionality as needed for structure like quantum dots and QPCs. The most common ways of achieving a 2DEG are by using a m ...
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... This result is like an indication that the classical motion of the magnetization for a spin-1/2 behaves like the QM result. For spin-1/2 we can use the vector picture derived before for the magnetization precession around any external magnetic field. For spins higher than ½ the number of elements o ...
... This result is like an indication that the classical motion of the magnetization for a spin-1/2 behaves like the QM result. For spin-1/2 we can use the vector picture derived before for the magnetization precession around any external magnetic field. For spins higher than ½ the number of elements o ...
1 Path Integrals and Their Application to Dissipative Quantum Systems
... conditions x(0) = xi and x(t) = xf . Since these functions represent paths, one refers to this kind of functional integrals also as path integral. The three lines shown in Fig. 1.2 represent the infinity of paths satisfying the boundary conditions. Among them the thicker line indicates a special path ...
... conditions x(0) = xi and x(t) = xf . Since these functions represent paths, one refers to this kind of functional integrals also as path integral. The three lines shown in Fig. 1.2 represent the infinity of paths satisfying the boundary conditions. Among them the thicker line indicates a special path ...
Electromagnetic Coupling Through Perforated Shields due to Near
... the component. Most shielding caps contain small holes to allow heat to flow when joining the cap to a board. It has long been assumed that the coupling through these holes is negligible since they are generally very small in comparison with the wavelength of the radiation for which the shield was d ...
... the component. Most shielding caps contain small holes to allow heat to flow when joining the cap to a board. It has long been assumed that the coupling through these holes is negligible since they are generally very small in comparison with the wavelength of the radiation for which the shield was d ...
M.Sc.Chemistry (CBCS) Program M1CHE01
... Molecular mass determination Methods: Light scattering methods, GPC , ...
... Molecular mass determination Methods: Light scattering methods, GPC , ...
