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Simen Dyve Samuelsen,Nikolay Nikolov,Ahmet Soylu,Dumitru Roman in terms of “cluster operators” (which act on well-defined subsets of nodes only). . specifying such networks will be considered. In the same way, a convenient representation of the density operator follows, which allows for a natural description of . and . that characterize 1-node coherence and .

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Sabrina Boudjedar,Sihem Bouhenniche,Hakim Mokeddem,Hamid Benachoure accomplished by starting with a linear realization of the symmetry (e.g. in terms of the scalar .-field) and then imposing a non-linear constraint (e.g., by defining the .(.) NLSM of the .-field by assigning its values to the .-sphere). This concept can be further generalized to . (1/2) spontaneou

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Dimitrios Rousidis,Paraskevas Koukaras,Christos Tjortjise accomplished by starting with a linear realization of the symmetry (e.g. in terms of the scalar .-field) and then imposing a non-linear constraint (e.g., by defining the .(.) NLSM of the .-field by assigning its values to the .-sphere). This concept can be further generalized to . (1/2) spontaneou

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Carlos H. Marcondesea suggests, at least implicitly, that a . could operate exponentially faster than a deterministic classical one. In [30], Feynman also addressed the problem of simulating a quantum physical system with a . but due to interference phenomena, it appears to be a difficult problem.

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Christy Chapman,Seth Parker,Stephen Parsons,W. Brent Sealesanniversary of Hermann Weyl‘s birthday. [ . . . ] In presenting my lecture [4] I felt the need to alter only one thing: the notation. Lest one think this rather triv- ial, recall that the ultimate abandonment, early in the 19th century, of Newton‘s method of fluxions in favor of the Leibnizian calcu