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   D. Goncz to All   
   Bloch Spheres   
   31 Aug 24 11:48:07   
   
   dbf10bbc   
   From: D.Goncz-A.A.S.M.E.T.-CPS-NPI1659534493@replikon.net   
      
   Goswami and others at Hamburg exploit a way of representing the state space   
   of a quantum system as a geometric globe, known as a Bloch sphere. They   
   then represent the location of cities as quantum states on a Bloch sphere.   
   So the process of travelling from one city to the next can be achieved   
   through a series of rotations of the sphere.   
      
   Up to approximately 9 cities with a single quit   
      
   No one has yet designed a quantum computer that I know of,   
      
   Specifically for the purpose of working with bloch spheres.   
      
   My note for the day though is this:   
      
   Light finds the geodesic it always does   
      
   Light always finds the fastest route through any complicated assembly of   
   materials having varying refractive indices it always does that's because   
   it's traveling faster than anything else for one reason   
      
   The inverse of the traveling salesman City visiting problem happens to be   
   the critical path problem... for very large projects this is important   
      
   I'm working with matrix exponentiation and the critical path problem and   
   finding ways of combining stage information which leads from a start to a   
   finish with time information which determines the weight of the various   
   paths   
      
   There is a way and I think there is a way even in mathcad 6.0 Plus which is   
   my favorite !   
      
   To add differential equations to the statement of the problem...   
      
   I've done this before in kinematics .   
      
   Adding the partial differential equations relating the various parts of the   
   problem with each other takes only one statement for each relationship.   
      
   This is completely different from putting a weight on each edge of a graph   
   and then hoping you can finally find the shortest rather than the longest   
   path .   
      
   When you do it this way and it is analogous to the quantum way ,   
      
   The solution obtains quickly !   
      
   Now I have to go and boot some old XP machine and virtual space and it's   
   got math CAD on it but the XP was never registered so I have to go register   
   it using a 42 digit number provided by Microsoft over a telephone line   
   using language   
      
   The reason I have to do this is because when PTC bought mathsoft they   
   pulled the solver out of it .   
      
   The version I have has the maple solver .   
      
   The current version absolutely does not have it .   
      
   It certainly makes a difference .   
      
   Let me see if I can find some find some physics content here ...   
      
   Let's say you want to solve Schrodinger's equation ,   
      
   And you want to do it in a quantum way ,   
      
   Or at least get an answer quickly ,   
      
   It relates to that. There, I tried .   
      
   Excuse me there's some physics content !   
      
   Dyson sphere is a very very large project   
   Dyson belt is a very large project   
   Automated factories are very large projects   
      
   I do that kind of stuff for a living it's hard and I'm not the best at it   
   but I'm way out there on it   
      
   The physics content is that if we are capturing all the energy from a   
   star.... And replicating technology using automated factories.... We get to   
   throw probes out. Way out. Well to The next Star. At least that far so   
   there's your physics content .   
      
      
   Cheers   
      
   Douglas   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)   

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