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So would it be impossible to calculate in a rough way (approximate) the number of qubits present in a solid object?

How can we measure the "reality" in quBits? Hello All matter is based in information, and quantum computing use quBits, so I was wondering how can we measure the reaility in quBits? A certain solid objet, let's imagine an apple, it has a weight and we can calculate (approximately) the number...

Perhaps... ? I'm confused about this... if someone could give me a clear definition about: spatial vacuum VS vacuum state, I really would love this. Quoting Wikipedia: VACUUM STATE: In quantum field theory, the vacuum state (also called the vacuum) is the quantum state with the lowest possible...

I forgot to mention this paper also: Propagation of Sound in a Bose-Einstein Condensate VOLUME 79, NUMBER 4 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 28 JULY 1997 Sound propagation has been studied in a magnetically trapped dilute Bose-Einstein condensate. Localized excitations were induced by suddenly...

I think my mistake was understanding the BEC as a vacuum when it is not a vacum, what led me to think in this way, was the BEC vacuum theory. My confussion was how all this fit with propagating sound inside a BEC. Quoting Wikipedia talking about the physics of sound it says: "The mechanical...

You explain it crystal clear, but... I thought the BEC itself was the vacuum also... because then what is SVT - Superfluid Vacuum Theory or BEC vacuum theory? quoting wikipedia says: "Superfluid vacuum theory (SVT), sometimes known as the BEC vacuum theory, is an approach in theoretical physics...

Hello there I love physics, so I normally read a lot of physics books. I am fascinated about BECs and their possible applications. I've read about BECs and BEC vacuum theory, also that is possible to create black holes in superfluids (as BEC) using sound (sonic black holes). As far as I know...