Titlebook: Decoherence; and the Quantum-To-C Maximilian Schlosshauer Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007 Decoherence.Foundations of quant

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Irina Alam,Lara Dolecek,Puneet Guptacomputers that would implement useful algorithms are still far from any experimental realization, but many ideas have been worked out and some components that could serve as the basic building blocks of quantum computers have already been developed in the laboratory.

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The Basic Formalism and Interpretation of Decoherence,alues of physical quantities such as position, momentum, temperature, etc. In quantum physics, systems are described by abstract state vectors that in general can be related to observed physical properties only through the additional— but at best vaguely defined—concept of quantum measurement.

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Book 2007quantum physics to applications in nanoengineering. Decoherence has been hailed as the solution to long-standing foundational problems dating back to the beginnings of quantum mechanics. It has been cursed as the key obstacle to next-generation technologies, such as quantum computers (another se- in

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1612-3018 experiments and applications.Includes supplementary materiaOver the course of the past decade, decoherence has become a ubiquitous scienti?c term popular in all kinds of research, from fundamental theories of quantum physics to applications in nanoengineering. Decoherence has been hailed as the sol

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-16245-9 of a body. We may then devise an experiment in which we make appropriate measurements on the motion of a ball rolling down an inclined plane. And, of course, we will try our best to reduce any sources of noise, such as friction, to arrive at the “exact” laws of motion.

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Gianluca Furano,Alessandra Menicucci purely pragmatic “shut-up-and-calculate” approach to quantum mechanics and relate the quantum formalism to a presumed physical reality “out there,” it is virtually impossible not to get tangled up in interpretive questions. The existence of a variety of interpretations of quantum mechanics is therefore as old as quantum theory itself.