I've already found the turning points, in the case of the left turning point, the local minimum of the potential, ##\delta_{min}=1.11977## when evaluating for an arbitrary value of current ##J=0.9I_C##. The left turning point is therefore ##\delta_r=2.48243##.
I know the Bohr-Sommerfeld...
That's all the information provided, however the professor has since posted additional notes:
##\vec A = \left( \frac {By} 2 ; \frac {-Bx} 2 ; 0 \right)##
##H = H_{2d} + H_z##, the writing isn't entirely clear so I'm unsure if the "2d" subscript is correct, however ##H_z = \frac {p_z^2} {2m} +...
Once I know the Hamiltonian, I know to take the determinant ##\left| \vec H-\lambda \vec I \right| = 0 ## and solve for ##\lambda## which are the eigenvalues/eigenenergies.
My problem is, I'm unsure how to formulate the Hamiltonian. Is my potential ##U(r)## my scalar field ##\phi##? I've seen...
a.) The potential is a delta function, so ##V \left( r \right) = \frac {\hbar^2} {2\mu} \gamma \delta \left(r-a \right)##, therefore ##V \left( r \right) = \frac {\hbar^2} {2\mu} \gamma ## at ##r=a##, and ##V \left( r \right) = 0## otherwise. I've tried a few different approaches:
1.) In...
Here's what I think I understand:
First off, the GHZ state ##|GHZ \rangle = \frac {|000\rangle+|111\rangle} {\sqrt 2}##, and ##\sigma_x## and ##\sigma_y## are the usual Pauli matrices, so the four operators are easy to calculate in Matlab.
I'm thinking the expectation values of each operator...
I know |GHZ>=(1/sqrt(2))[1; 0; 0; 0; 0; 0; 0; 1], and |000>= the tensor product |0> x |0> x |0> = [1; 0; 0; 0; 0; 0; 0; 0].
Can I apply single qubit gates (i.e. 2x2 matrices) and CNOT (a 4x4 matrix) to 8x1 column vectors? If so, does anyone know a good starting point or a hint to get me moving...
I have numerous points of confusion: what does it mean that the matrices are within the exponential? How do I go about doing the matrix multiplication to prove the given form of CZ matches the common form, the 4x4 matrix?
Update: using the fact that exp(At)=∑ ((t^n)/n!)*A^n, where A is a...
Am I correct in thinking that the system measures the probability |<f|1>|^2 for some state <f|? Then the probabilities for each of the six states would be:
|<0|1>|^2= 0
|<1|1>|^2= 1
|<+x|1>|^2= |(1/√2)|^2 = 1/2
|<-x|1>|^2= |(-1/√2)|^2 = 1/2
|<+y|1>|^2= |(-i/√2)|^2 = 1/2
|<-y|1>|^2= |(i/√2)|^2...
Part a:
Gate
H
X
Y
Z
S
T
R_x
R_y
Theta
pi
pi
pi
pi
pi/2
pi/4
pi/2
pi/2
n_alpha
(1/sqrt(2))*(1,0,1)
(1,0,0)
(0,1,0)
(0,0,1)
(0,0,1)
(0,0,1)
(1,0,0)
(0,1,0)
Using the info from the table and equation 1, I find:
U_H=(i/sqrt(2))*[1,1;1,-1]
U_X=i*[0,1;1,0]
U_Y=i*[0,-i;i,0]
U_Z=i*[1,0;0,-1]...
Homework Statement
A Carnot heat engine takes 95 cycles to lift a 10 kg. mass a height of 11 m . The engine exhausts 14 J of heat per cycle to a cold reservoir at 0∘C.
What is the temperature of the hot reservoir?
Homework Equations
η=1-(Tc/Th)=W/Qh
The Attempt at a Solution
I've tried...