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Consider a qubit. Given a state equation, how to calculate the probability of finding spin in +x direction?

Sorry for the confusion. I just wanted what 'run away' implies.

Great. Thanks a lot. I see the line " Even though the applied force is constant, the acceleration grows exponentially ...". So a solution is termed as a run away solution if it results in an exponential number of possibilities. In other words, a run away solution is also an intractable solution...

Thanks for the response! Sorry for the spam if it is. But I am not getting the kinds of answers on a generic forum. I specifically want to know how a 'run away' solution is different from a stable solution. Does 'run away' imply that there are multiple solutions to the system? Or that none...

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I was asked to show that a system has run away solutions, the implications of which are that it is inherently unstable.