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High School Abstract algebra - direct sum and direct product
My second question is not related to group theory, suppose we have two matrices A and B. The direct product of these two matrices is A * B ( which is tensor product ) but the direct sum is something else. how do these two objects can be same in Z-modules group?- markoX
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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High School Abstract algebra - direct sum and direct product
thanks for reply, Do you mean direct product and direct sum are the same for Z-modules? but how do their definition are different for two matrices A and B as you know?- markoX
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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High School Abstract algebra - direct sum and direct product
Hi everybody, I'm new to absract algebra and I really can not understand different between direct sum and direct product in group theory (specially abelian groups). could does anyone give me a clear example or ... ? thanks- markoX
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- Abstract Abstract algebra Algebra Direct product Direct sum Product Sum
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Graduate Perpendicularity of quantuum states
If v1 and v2 are two different eigenvectors of an observable corresponding to different eigenvalues, then the state v1 means that a measurement will yield the eigenvalue corresponding to v1 - so the probability of getting the eigenvalue corresponding to v2 *should* be zero. So the inner product...- markoX
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Understanding X Quantum Gate: Act on |i> State?
yes,I know what you are saying but how does this linear operator made in real quantum computer? as I learned a qbit is linear combination of two basis like a|0> + b|1> ( |a|^2 + |b|^2 = 1 ). I can not understand differen between linear operator and measurment as you said?- markoX
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Perpendicularity of quantuum states
thanks for replies. I will keep in my mind linguistic note. yes that is right...It is esier to work with orthogonal basis. ok...thank again.- markoX
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Understanding X Quantum Gate: Act on |i> State?
Hi everybody ... One of the one-qbit simple quantum gate is X which defined by: X: |0> ----- |1> |1> ----- |0> but how does this gate ( unitary operator ) act on |i> state? (i=0 or 1) I mean at first we have to measure what state is ( 0 or 1) and so flip them but after we know the...- markoX
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- Quantum Quantum gates
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Perpendicularity of quantuum states
In quantum mechanics we learn that the states of a system described by eigen states which they are perpendecular. why should be this?- markoX
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- States
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Why classical gates are irreversible?
thanks for your replies.- markoX
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why classical gates are irreversible?
Hi everybody. I give you an example to clarify my question: a NAND gate is irreversible because you can not find inputs from outputs and this is because of one bit is lost in output ( Antropy will increase ).the number of inputs and output are not the same in NAND gate. ok...now my question...- markoX
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- Classical Irreversible
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Undergrad Soft condense matter & quantum mechanics
Hi, One of the fields of condense matter is molecule dynamics.I want to know does quantum mechanics use in this field? I think just classical interaction is considered between molecules in molecule dynamics. Thanks- markoX
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- Matter Mechanics Quantum Quantum mechanics
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate 2-slit experiment for electron
Hi everybody, I'm trying to simulate double slit experiment for electron (or any particles) by monte carlo method.but there is something interesting here which I explain it for you. I supposed that electron will pass one of the splits in each time (by same chance) with random angle in X...- markoX
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- Electron Experiment
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad How does light show particle properties?
Thanks for your replies.So are you saying me in fact light has particle nature which it shows wave behaviors classically (in large scale)?- markoX
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad How does light show particle properties?
Hi everybody, There is some things which i can't digest it.In light(gamma or X-ray) detectors we just get tick...tick..tick...tick from detectors,But In the light interference we see pattern(which it is continuous).Wow...how is it possible if you consider same light source for two case...- markoX
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- Light Particle Properties
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Anthracene Solutions for Nuclear Scintillation Detectors: What You Need to Know
Yes,you'r right.Toluene is that solvent which I need but I do not know what is anthracene concentration range in the cocktail (with toluene as solvent).Some books reffer me to R.P.Bell 1948 "The use of anthracene as a scintillation counter " article but it's not free in internet. any one can...