Quantum physics Books
Springer Verlag, Singapore Quantum Computers: Theory and Algorithms
Book SynopsisThis book presents various theories and algorithms to create a quantum computer. The concept of the classical and quantum computers, and the concept of circuits and gates are reviewed. The example of the Deutsch and the Deutsch-Josca algorithm is discussed to illustrate some key features of quantum computing. The Grover algorithm, considered to be of major milestone of the subject, is discussed in detail to exemplify the techniques used in computer algorithms. The role of quantum superposition (also called quantum parallelism) and of quantum entanglement is discussed in order to understand the key advantages of a quantum over a classical computer.Table of Contents1 Introduction 2 Classical Computer 2.1 Binary Representation 3 Quantum Computer 3.1 Qubit 4 Classical Gates and Circuits 5 Quantum Gates and Circuits 5.1 Hilbert space 5.2 Measurement 6 Deutsch Algorithm 7 Grover Algorithm 7.1 Grover algorithm: two-qubit 7.2 Grover algorithm: n-qubit 7.3 Grover diffusion and rotation gate G 7.4 Single Recursion: Two qubit 8 Deutsch-Josza Algorithm 9 Simon’s Algorithm 9.1 Quantum Algorithm 9.2 An Illustrative Example 10 Quantum Fourier Transform (QFT) 51 10.1 Quantum circuit of QFT 11 Shor 11.1 Introduction 11.2 Understanding the classical algorithm 11.3 Quantum algorithm 12 Option Pricing 12.1 Quantum Algorithm for Option Pricing 12.2 Quadratic Improvement 12.3 Estimation of Phase 12.4 Call Option 13 Solving Linear Equations 13.1 Introduction 13.2 Harrow-Hassidim-Lloyd Algorithm 13.3 Specific Example 13.4 Other applications 14 Quantum-Classical Hybrid Algorithms 14.1 Why bother? 14.2 Overlap of Wavefunctions 14.3 Variational Quantum Eigensolvers 15 Quantum Error Correction 15.1 Introduction 15.2 Simple quantum errors 15.3 Kraus Operators 15.4 Nine-qubit Code 15.5 General properties of quantum error-correcting codes 15.6 Classical Linear Codes 15.7 CSS Codes 16 Efficiency of a Quantum Computer 16.1 So where does quantum computation take place? 16.2 Conclusions 16.3 Acknowledgements
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Harvard University Press Qbism The Future of Quantum Physics
Book SynopsisShort for Quantum Bayesianism, QBism adapts conventional features of quantum mechanics in light of a revised understanding of probability. Using commonsense language, without the equations or weirdness of conventional quantum theory, Hans Christian von Baeyer clarifies the meaning of quantum mechanics and suggests a new approach to general physics.Trade ReviewHans Christian von Baeyer has done a wonderful job with this book. I’ve been fortunate enough to learn QBism twice in my life. The first time, it was the hard way, as colleagues and I battled out every nuance of the forming theory, always testing and retesting, tearing down and reconstructing—we had to turn our world upside down to get there. But the second time was pure pleasure as I learned the subject afresh from Professor von Baeyer’s masterful articulation of it. So many of his turns of phrase are insightful gems I never could have formulated myself. Now for the first time I believe I know how to teach the subject, and there is no better understanding one can have than that! -- Christopher A. Fuchs, Professor of Physics, University of Massachusetts Boston, and key architect of QBismPhysicists all agree on how to do calculations using quantum mechanics and disagree markedly on what those calculations really mean. With his customary humor and elegance, Professor von Baeyer walks us through one of the more recent attempts to understand the mysterious world inside the atom. -- James Trefil, Professor of Physics, George Mason University, and the author of Science in World HistoryQBism remains controversial, but scientifically inclined readers will share von Baeyer’s enthusiasm and come away with a feeling, if not a deep understanding, of quantum phenomena that doesn’t require suspension of disbelief. * Kirkus Reviews *Von Baeyer offers a sensible approach to this seemingly esoteric world…He has an enthusiastic presentation and style that sweeps the reader along into the world of quantum physics and makes sense of it. -- Ralph Peterson * Manhattan Book Review *QBism should be applauded as a breeding ground of ideas for multiple disciplines including physics, philosophy, and mathematics, and von Baeyer’s book offers an account accessible to all…[It] provide[s] an outstanding introduction to two of the key components of QBism (quantum theory and subjective Bayesianism), and places the reader into the mind of the QBist in a way that will aid the ongoing debate over its merit. It is a worthwhile read. -- Kelvin J. McQueen * Quantum Times *
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MP-AMM American Mathematical Yangians and Classical Lie Algebras
Book SynopsisThe Yangians and twisted Yangians are remarkable associative algebras taking their origins from the work of St Petersburg's school of mathematical physics in the 1980s. The book gives an introduction to the theory of Yangians and twisted Yangians, with a particular emphasis on the relationship with the classical matrix Lie algebras.Table of ContentsYangian for $\mathfrak{g1}_N$ Twisted Yangians Irreducible representations of Y ($\mathfrak{g1}_N$) Irreducible representations of Y($\mathfrak{g}_N$) Gelfand-Tsetlin bases for representations of Y($\mathfrak{g1}_N$) Tensor products of evaluation modules for Y($\mathfrak{g1}_N$) Casimir elements and Capelli identities Centralizer construction Weight bases for representations of $\mathfrak{g}_N$ Bibliography Index.
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MP-AMM American Mathematical Functional Integration and Quantum Physics
Book SynopsisFocuses on probabilistic foundations of the Feynman-Kac formula. Starting with main examples of Gaussian processes (the Brownian motion, the oscillatory process, and the Brownian bridge), this book presents four different proofs of the Feynman-Kac formula.Table of ContentsIntroduction The basic processes Bound state problems Inequalities Magnetic fields and stochastic integrals Asymptotics Other topics References Index Bibliographic supplement Bibliography.
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MP-AMM American Mathematical Classical and Quantum Computation
Book SynopsisPresents an introduction to the theory of quantum computing. This book starts with the basics of classical theory of computation: Turing machines, Boolean circuits, parallel algorithms, probabilistic computation, NP-complete problems, and the idea of complexity of an algorithm. It provides an exposition of quantum computation theory.Table of ContentsIntroduction Classical computation Quantum computation Solutions Elementary number theory Bibliography Index.
£64.80
MP-AMM American Mathematical The Semicircle Law Free Random Variables and
Book SynopsisTreats free probability theory, which has been extensively developed since the early 1980s. This work focuses on entropy and the random matrix model approach. It is suitable as a reference for mathematicians interested in free probability theory and can serve as a text for an advanced graduate course.Table of ContentsOverview Probability laws and noncommutative random variables The free relation Analytic function theory and infinitely divisible laws Random matrices and asymptotically free relation Large deviations for random matrices Free entropy of noncommutative random variables Relation to operator algebras Bibliography Index.
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SPIE Press Taming Atoms: The Renaissance of Atomic Physics
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Morgan Jones Publishing On Reality
Book SynopsisWhy do we observe phenomena that necessitate indeterminacy prior to observation? Why don't we notice quantum phenomena at scales similar to our own? How can we intuitively understand entanglement without hidden variables or faster-than-light communication? ‘On Reality’ represents an endeavour to answer these questions via a unification of quantum mechanics with Einstein’s theory of special relativity. It provides an intuitive explanation for quantum superposition as a consequence of quantum entanglement, and of quantum entanglement as a consequence of Descartes’ first principle. The resultant theory clarifies the hand-waving explanations of quantum mechanics that have dominated the past century and provides a clear philosophy that may act as a framework for future scientific investigations.
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Atlantic Books The Impossible Man
Book SynopsisPatchen Barss is a Toronto-based science journalist who has contributed to the BBC, Nautilus Magazine, Scientific American, and the Discovery Channel (Canada), as well as to many science and natural history museums. His previous books include The Erotic Engine: How Pornography has Powered Mass Communication, from Gutenberg to Google, and Flow Spin Grow: Looking for Patterns in Nature.
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Springer Open Quantum Systems
Book Synopsis1. Quantum mechanics as quantum probability.- 2. Statistical structure of quantum mechanics.- 3. Maps.- 4. Composite systems.- 5. Dynamical evolution.- 6. Weak-coupling master equation.- 7. Memory e?ects.
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Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG Quantum Mechanics
Book SynopsisThis introductory course on quantum mechanics is the basic lecture that precedes and completes the author's second book Advanced Quantum Mechanics. This new edition is up-to-date and has been revised. Coverage meets the needs of students by giving all mathematical steps and worked examples with applications throughout the text as well as many problems at the end of each chapter. It contains nonrelativistic quantum mechanics and a short treatment of the quantization of the radiation field. Besides the essentials, the book also discusses topics such as the theory of measurement, the Bell inequality, and supersymmetric quantum mechanics.Trade ReviewFrom the reviews: "Any student wishing to develop mathematical skills and deepen their understanding of the technical side of quantum theory will find Schwabl's Quantum Mechanics very helpful". Contemporary Physics From the reviews of the fourth edition: "Quantum Mechanics … presents a nice balance between theory and practical applications in this work that is intended for introductory coursework. It is designed to complement the author’s Advanced Quantum Mechanics (2005). Schwabl (Technische Universität München) succinctly covers a wide range of topics in 20 chapters … . The book also includes worked examples and applications. Summing Up: Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through researchers and faculty." (D. B. Moss, CHOICE, Vol. 45 (10), June, 2008) "It is an excellent introduction for students of physics or mathematics into the fundamentals of quantum mechanics covering the methods used in applications. … The main point is that the fundamentals and methods of quantum mechanics are mediated very well and guide the reader to apply them successfully. This book can be best recommended to students and lecturers." (K.-E. Hellwig, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1166, 2009)Table of ContentsHistorical and Experimental Foundations.- The Wave Function and the Schrödinger Equation.- One-Dimensional Problems.- The Uncertainty Relation.- Angular Momentum.- The Central Potential I.- Motion in an Electromagnetic Field.- Operators, Matrices, State Vectors.- Spin.- Addition of Angular Momenta.- Approximation Methods for Stationary States.- Relativistic Corrections.- Several-Electron Atoms.- The Zeeman Effect and the Stark Effect.- Molecules.- Time Dependent Phenomena.- The Central Potential II.- Scattering Theory.- Supersymmetric Quantum Theory.- State and Measurement in Quantum Mechanics.
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Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG Schrödingers Hund: Quantenphysik (nicht nur) für
Book SynopsisQuantenphysik verstehen Sie nicht? Mit diesem Buch wird sich das ändern. Denn wenn Emmy, die Mischlingshündin des Autors, bei Themen wie Teilchen-Welle-Dualismus, Unbestimmtheit, Teleportation und Quantentunneln mitreden kann, dann können Sie es auch. Und Sie werden tierischen Spaß dabei haben. "Mein Hund Kodi behauptet, dass Chad Orzel Physik viel klarer und mit weit mehr Humor erklärt, als ich es je getan habe. Und er behält mich jetzt nur noch wegen meiner opponierbaren Daumen." John Scalzi, Autor von Der wilde Planet und Die letzte KolonieDank Chad Orzel und seiner reizenden Promenadenmischung Emmy habe ich endlich das Heisenberg’sche Unschärfeprinzip verstanden, ganz zu schweigen von manchen wichtigen Konzepten, die Emmy vermutlich schneller begriffen hat als ich. Schrödingers Hund ist ein Segen für alle, die die moderne Physik nie bewältigt haben – oder nicht einen blassen Schimmer davon haben. Ich kann doch unmöglich der Einzige sein. Spencer Quinn, Autor von Bernie und Chet: Ein HundekrimiDieses reizende kleine Buch bietet eine leichte und unterhaltsame Gelegenheit für Laien, einen der seltsamsten und wichtigsten Bereiche der modernen Wissenschaft kennenzulernen. Es ist gleichzeitig eine Quelle für Lehrende der Quantenmechanik, die einem breiten Publikum diese neuen Ideen wirksamer vermitteln wollen. William D. Phillips, Physiknobelpreiträger 1997Ich war schon immer der Meinung, dass jeder mit den Wundern der Quantenmechanik vertraut sein sollte. Aber ich wusste nicht, dass dazu auch Hunde gehören! Chad Orzels Buch ist eine mitreißende und amüsante Einführung in eines der tiefsten Mysterien der modernen Physik. Und Emmy ist ein Star. Sean Carroll, Autor von From Eternity to HereEin humorvolles Buch, in dem die Quantenphysik auf den Hund kommt ... Ein pures Lesevergnügen. wissenschaft-shop.deFazit: Ein unterhaltsames und witziges Buch ... absolut geeignet für Einsteiger. astrotreff.de_____Als der Physikprofessor Chad Orzel sich zum Tierheim begibt, um einen Hund zu adoptieren, hat er nicht mit Emmy gerechnet. Sie ist nicht einfach eine nette Promenadenmischung, die ein neues Zuhause braucht; vielmehr entwickelt sie umgehend ein großes Interesse daran, womit ihr neuer Besitzer seinen Unterhalt verdient und was für sie dabei herausspringen könnte. Sehr bald schon versucht sie, die seltsamen Ideen der Quantenmechanik für die wirklich wichtigen Dinge im Leben zu nutzen: Beute jagen, kleine Belohnungen bekommen, draußen herumtollen. Sie löchert Chad mit ihren Fragen: Könnte sie nicht vielleicht mit quantenmechanischem Tunneln den Zaun zum Nachbargrundstück durchdringen, um die Hasen dort zu jagen? Wie wäre es mit Quantenteleportation, um Eichhörnchen zu fangen, bevor diese auf Bäume außer Reichweite klettern können? Gibt es vielleicht andere Universen, in denen Chad sein Steak auf den Boden fallen lässt? Und was ist mit den Häschen aus Käse, die aus dem Nichts im Garten auftauchen sollten?Mit viel Humor erklärt Chad seiner sprechenden Hündin und seinen menschlichen Lesern anschaulich, was Quantenmechanik ist und wie sie funktioniert – und warum sie seltsam, erstaunlich und wichtig für jeden Hund und Mensch ist, auch wenn man sie nicht wirklich dafür nutzen kann, Eichhörnchen zu jagen oder sich Steaks einzuverleiben.Folgen Sie Chad und Emmy bei ihren Diskussionen über die wichtigsten Elemente der Quantentheorie: von Teilchen, die sich wie Wellen verhalten, über die Heisenberg’sche Unschärferelation bis zur Quantenverschränkung (und damit der „spukhaften Fernwirkung“) und zu virtuellen Partikeln. Nebenbei sprechen die beiden Protagonisten über die Geschichte der Theorie, etwa über die entscheidenden Experimente zum Welle-Teilchen-Dualismus und über die jahrzehntelangen Diskussionen zwischen Albert Einstein und Niels Bohr über das, was die Quantentheorie wirklich bedeutet.Lassen Sie sich also nicht dabei ertappen, schlechter informiert zu sein als Emmy. Schrödingers Hund zeigt Ihnen das Universum, das unserer Alltagswelt zugrunde liegt, mit all seiner Zufälligkeit und Unbestimmtheit und mit all seinen Wundern. „Vergessen Sie Schrödingers Katze“, sagt Emmy, „in der Quantenphysik geht es nur um Hunde.“ Und wenn Sie erst einmal miterlebt haben, wie einem Hund Quantenphysik beigebracht wird, werden auch Sie die Welt mit anderen Augen sehen.Table of ContentsEinleitung.- 1. In welche Richtung? In beide zugleich: Welle-Teilchen-Dualität.- 2. Wo ist mein Knochen? Die Heisenberg’sche Unschärferelation.- 3. Schrödingers Hund: Die Kopenhagener Deutung.- 4. Viele Welten, viele Belohnungen: Die Viele-Welten-Interpretation.- 5. Sind wir bald da? Der Quanten-Zenon-Effekt.- 6. Buddeln unnötig: Der quantenmechanische Tunneleffekt.- 7. Spukhaftes Bellen in der Ferne: Quanten-Verschränkung.- 8. Beam mir ein Häschen: Quantenteleportation.- 9. Häschen aus Käse: Virtuelle Teilchen und Quantenelektrodynamik.- 10. Vorsicht böse Eichhörnchen: Zweckentfremdung der Quantenmechanik.- Danksagung.- Weiterführende Literatur,- Glossar.
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Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden Erste Schritte in die Theoretische Physik:
Book SynopsisDieses Lehrbuch bietet einen einfachen Zugang zur Theoretischen Physik und realisiert einen durchgängigen Anschluss an die in der Schule erworbenen physikalisch-mathematischen Vorkenntnisse. Aus seiner Erfahrung als Diplomlehrer für Physik und Mathematik heraus ebnet der Autor den Weg in die Theoretische Physik. Er stützt sich dabei auf die folgenden Prinzipien: Viele Abbildungen und detailliert vorgerechnete Beispiele tragen wesentlich zum Verständnis der Darstellungen bei. Verwendete „Rechentricks“ werden angegeben und erläutert. Die erforderliche Mathematik wird schrittweise und ausführlich erarbeitet. Die Struktur des Lehrbuchs orientiert sich an folgenden zentralen Phänomenen und Grundbegriffen: Bewegung, Elektrizität und Magnetismus, Relativität sowie Quanten. In diesem Rahmen werden die üblichen Inhalte der Module Theoretische Mechanik, Elektrodynamik, Relativitätstheorie und Quantenmechanik verortet. Die experimentelle Basis für theoretische Ansätze wird explizit benannt, um die Besonderheiten der naturwissenschaftlichen Methode zu betonen, die sich von Autoritätsgläubigkeit sowie Spekulation deutlich abgrenzt. Auf bestehende Interpretationsprobleme der Quantenmechanik wird ausdrücklich hingewiesen. Begriffe wie „Welle-Teilchen-Dualismus“ oder „Kollaps der Wellenfunktion“ werden vermieden, da sie Missverständnisse provozieren können. Dieses Buch richtet sich an Studierende der Natur- und Ingenieurwissenschaften sowie des Lehramts, zu deren Studieninhalten mindestens ein Modul Theoretische Physik gehört. Es wendet sich auch an alle, die sich für Fragestellungen der Naturwissenschaften oder Naturphilosophie interessieren und über eine positive Einstellung zur Mathematik verfügen.Die vorliegende zweite Auflage wurde um ein Kapitel zum Phänomen Wärme mit Inhalten aus der klassischen und statistischen Thermodynamik erweitert sowie an zahlreichen Stellen ergänzt und verbessert.Table of Contents1. Bewegungen.- 2. Elektrizität und Magnetismus.- 3. Relativität.- 4. Quanten.- 5. Exkursionen in die Mathematik.- Ausblick.
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Ma Non Troppo Los Gatos Sueñan Con Física Cuántica: Y Los
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Gaia Ediciones La Danza De Los Maestros De Wu Li Conciencia
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Springer Verlag Gravità, stringhe e particelle: Una escursione
Book SynopsisE' un libro che parla di fisica rivolgendosi a lettori che non hanno necessariamente una preparazione specifica in questo campo, ma sono comunque interessati a scoprire la novità, l'originalità e le possibili strane implicazioni di alcune sorprendenti idee utilizzate dalla fisica teorica moderna. Si può classificare come libro di divulgazione scientifica, ma di stampo piuttosto non convenzionale perchè si focalizza non solo ciò che è già noto ma anche - e soprattutto - su ciò che ancora è ignoto. Molte parti di questo libro sono infatti dedicate all'introduzione e all'illustrazione di modelli e risultati teorici che sono potenzialmente di importanza cruciale per una comprensione più profonda della Natura, ma che sono ancora in attesa di una definitiva conferma (o smentita) sperimentale. Da questo punto di vista il libro potrebbe avere interesse anche per i fisici di professione, specializzati o no nel campo della fisica teorica e delle interazioni fondamentali. La focalizzazione sui tre temi elencati nel titolo (gravità, stringhe e particelle) è principalmente motivata dal fatto che solo uno studio congiunto e approfondito di questi tre temi sembra in grado di fornirci la chiave di quello che probabilmente rappresenta uno dei più grandi ed affascinanti misteri della scienza attuale: oltre al tempo e alle tre dimensioni dello spazio, esistono altre dimensioni nel nostro Universo? In caso affermativo, quante sono?Table of ContentsPrefazione.- Notazioni.- Prologo: una "culla" fatta d'energia.- Gravità e piccole distanze.- Gravità a grandi distaze.- Lo spazio, il tempo e lo spaziotempo.- Stringhe e interazioni fondamentali.- Il passato più remoto del nostro Universo.- Conclusione.- Bibliografia.
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World Scientific Publishing Company Lectures on Quantum Mechanics Second Edition in 3
Book SynopsisNote: *The three volumes are not sequential but rather independent of each other and largely self-contained.Basic Matters is a first introduction to quantum mechanics that does not assume any prior knowledge of the subject. The emphasis is on the general structure as the necessary foundation of any understanding. Starting from the simplest quantum phenomenon, the Stern-Gerlach experiment with its choice between two discrete outcomes, and ending with one-dimensional continuous systems, the physical concepts and notions as well as the mathematical formalism of quantum mechanics are developed in successive, manageable steps. The presentation is modern inasmuch as the natural language of the trade Dirac's kets and bras and so on is introduced early, and the temporal evolution is dealt with in a picture-free manner, with Schrödinger's and Heisenberg's equations of motion side by side and on equal footing.The reader of Simple Systems is not expected to be familiar with the material in Basic Matters, but should have the minimal knowledge of a standard brief introduction to quantum mechanics with its typical emphasis on one-dimensional position wave functions. The step to Dirac's more abstract and much more powerful formalism is taken immediately, followed by reviews of quantum kinematics and quantum dynamics. The important standard examples (force-free motion, constant force, harmonic oscillator, hydrogen-like atoms) are then treated in considerable detail, whereby a nonstandard perspective is offered wherever it is deemed feasible and useful. A final chapter is devoted to approximation methods, from the Hellmann-Feynman theorem to the WKB quantization rule.Perturbed Evolution has a closer link to Simple Systems than it has to Basic Matters, but any reader familiar with the subject matter of a solid introduction to quantum mechanics such as Dirac's formalism of kets and bras, Schrödinger's and Heisenberg's equations of motion, and the standard examples that can be treated exactly, with harmonic oscillators and hydrogen-like atoms among them can cope with the somewhat advanced material of this volume. The basics of kinematics and dynamics are reviewed at the outset, including discussions of Bohr's principle of complementarity and Schwinger's quantum action principle. The Born series, the Lippmann-Schwinger equation, and Fermi's golden rule are recurring themes in the treatment of the central subject matter the evolution in the presence of perturbing interactions for which there are no exact solutions as one has them for the standard examples in Simple Systems. The scattering by a localized potential is regarded as a perturbed evolution of a particular kind and is dealt with accordingly. The unique features of the scattering of indistinguishable quantum objects illustrate the nonclassical properties of bosons and fermions and prepare the groundwork for a discussion of multi-electron atoms.
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Springer Verlag, Singapore Hybrid Quantum Systems
Book SynopsisThis book presents state-of-the-art research on quantum hybridization, manipulation, and measurement in the context of hybrid quantum systems. It covers a broad range of experimental and theoretical topics relevant to quantum hybridization, manipulation, and measurement technologies, including a magnetic field sensor based on spin qubits in diamond NV centers, coherently coupled superconductor qubits, novel coherent couplings between electron and nuclear spin, photons and phonons, and coherent coupling of atoms and photons. Each topic is concisely described by an expert at the forefront of the field, helping readers quickly catch up on the latest advances in fundamental sciences and technologies of hybrid quantum systems, while also providing an essential overview.Table of ContentsChapter 1: Quantum hybrid sensor by NV centers in diamond Authored by Norikazu MIZUOCHI Chapter 2: Magnetic Field Sensing using Nitrogen-Vacancy Centers in Diamond Authored by Junko Ishi-Hayase and Yuichiro Matsuzaki Chapter 3: Wide-field imaging using ensembles of NV centers in diamond Authored by Shintaro Nomura Chapter 4: Collective behaviour in hybrid quantum systems Authored by Yusuke Hama, Andreas Angerer, Emi Yukawa, W. J. Munro and Kae Nemoto Chapter 5: Rare earth “non-spin-bath” crystals for hybrid quantum coupling Authored by Takehiko Tawara Chapter 6: Electron spin resonances detected by superconducting circuits Authored by Rangga P. Budoyo, Hiraku Toida, Shiro Saito Chapter 7: Quantum information and technologies with spin-based hybrid systems Authored by Yuimaru Kubo Chapter 8: Spins in silicon field-effect transistors Authored by Keiji Ono Chapter 9: Ge/Si core-shell nanowires for hybrid quantum systems Authored by Rui Wang, Jian Sun, Russell S. Deacon and Koji Ishibashi Chapter 10: Photonic quantum interfaces among different physical systems Authored by Rikizo Ikuta, Motoki Asano, Sahin K. Ozdemir, Takashi Yamamoto Chapter 11: Hybrid quantum system of photons and nuclear spins of fermionic neutral atoms in a tunable optical lattice Authored by Hideki Ozawa, Shintaro Taie, Yosuke Takasu, and Yoshiro Takahashi Chapter 12: Phonon-electron-nuclear spin hybrid systems in an electromechanical resonator Authored by Yuma Okazaki and Hiroshi Yamaguchi Chapter 13: Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics with Laser-Cooled Atoms and Optical Nanofibers Authored by Takao Aoki Chapter 14: Robust quantum sensing Authored by Yuichiro Matsuzaki Chapter 15: Transferring quantum information in hybrid quantum systems consisting of a quantum system with limited control and a quantum computer Authored by Ryosuke Sakai, Akihito Soeda, Mio Murao
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