Bulk Entanglement Spectrum Reveals Quantum
... subsystem A. Using the exponential decay of Cðr; r0 Þ at large distance jr − r0 j, we prove [28] that HA is short ranged and resembles a physical Hamiltonian, provided that the volume of A does not exceed that of B. In the opposite case, HA has bands at ∞ [28]; nonetheless, the low-lying part of th ...
... subsystem A. Using the exponential decay of Cðr; r0 Þ at large distance jr − r0 j, we prove [28] that HA is short ranged and resembles a physical Hamiltonian, provided that the volume of A does not exceed that of B. In the opposite case, HA has bands at ∞ [28]; nonetheless, the low-lying part of th ...
Modelling in FP7 NMP Programme
... incorporating new physics and chemistry. This happens when complete new physics and chemistry is to be described. Modellers start from the simpler equations, and gradually add complexity to it (e.g. more transition metal orbitals, ligand orbitals, Coulomb exchange, spin‐orbit, phonons) until a sat ...
... incorporating new physics and chemistry. This happens when complete new physics and chemistry is to be described. Modellers start from the simpler equations, and gradually add complexity to it (e.g. more transition metal orbitals, ligand orbitals, Coulomb exchange, spin‐orbit, phonons) until a sat ...
Emergence of a classical world from within quantum theory
... We simply believe that clarifying interpretational issues a priori is the most efficient way of presenting and motivating the core problem addressed in this dissertation. Beside the main lines of thought followed in this dissertations, we note that our approach is also particularly well suited for t ...
... We simply believe that clarifying interpretational issues a priori is the most efficient way of presenting and motivating the core problem addressed in this dissertation. Beside the main lines of thought followed in this dissertations, we note that our approach is also particularly well suited for t ...
A New and Feasible Protocol for Semi
... photon generated by him or her during the SIFT operation will probably be at a different timing or frequency, thus leaking information to the eavesdropper; see comment on [4] and the reply [20,6]. For example, let us look at the “QKD with classical Alice” protocol, and assume that the two classical ...
... photon generated by him or her during the SIFT operation will probably be at a different timing or frequency, thus leaking information to the eavesdropper; see comment on [4] and the reply [20,6]. For example, let us look at the “QKD with classical Alice” protocol, and assume that the two classical ...
11 State-to-state rotational inelastic scattering of free radicals
... momentum. Post-collision quantum states of radicals are determined by complicated interference effects in multi-surface dynamics, so their population and scattering distributions are strongly dependent on the final quantum state. Therefore, experimental investigation absolutely requires state-resolv ...
... momentum. Post-collision quantum states of radicals are determined by complicated interference effects in multi-surface dynamics, so their population and scattering distributions are strongly dependent on the final quantum state. Therefore, experimental investigation absolutely requires state-resolv ...
Improve The Convergence of Jarzynski Equality through Fast
... time-dependent frequency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Variance of e−βW and Dissipated work hWdis i . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 ...
... time-dependent frequency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Variance of e−βW and Dissipated work hWdis i . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 ...
ORAMs in a Quantum World - Cryptology ePrint Archive
... yield quantum-secure architectures. Various recent works [2, 12, 48] have found a negative answer to such question: not only this is not the case for many known constructions, but also whole families of security proofs can be identified, which do not hold in a quantum setting. Under this light, an i ...
... yield quantum-secure architectures. Various recent works [2, 12, 48] have found a negative answer to such question: not only this is not the case for many known constructions, but also whole families of security proofs can be identified, which do not hold in a quantum setting. Under this light, an i ...
Topological quantum memory
... especially nice locality properties. For this reason, we think that surface codes suggest a particularly promising approach to quantum computing architecture. One glittering achievement of the theory of quantum fault tolerance is the threshold theorem, which asserts that an arbitrarily long quantum ...
... especially nice locality properties. For this reason, we think that surface codes suggest a particularly promising approach to quantum computing architecture. One glittering achievement of the theory of quantum fault tolerance is the threshold theorem, which asserts that an arbitrarily long quantum ...
