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The Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics: Many Worlds or Many Words?
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Modern techniques allow experiments on a single atom or system, with new phenomena and new challenges for the theoretician. We discuss what quantum mechanics has to say about a single system. The quantum jump approach as well as the role of quantum trajectories are outlined and a rather sophisticated example is given.
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“A diverse set of experimental groups worldwide have already implemented various variational quantum algorithms on their physical systems 52-59 .”
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“Given the inherent advantage in implementing the ansatz as well as the high accuracies of CC methods, the application of the UCC ansatz truncated up to single and double excitations (UCCSD) has been investigated both theoretically and experimentally 52,53,59,325-330 .”
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“Finally, UCCSD has been demonstrated experimentally for HeH + using a single trapped ion 53 , for H 2 on a superconducting quantum computer 55 ,”
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- Tegmark, M.
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- Fortschritte der Physik
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- 1998
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