Tag: Ensembles

Free Download Core Data Synchronization with Ensembles
English | 2017 | ISBN: n/a | 96 Pages | PDF EPUB (True) | 6 MB
Cloud sync is a feature that every iOS app is expected to have, and yet is notoriously difficult to implement in a robust way. It usually demands a small team of iOS and web developers working together, not to mention the deep pockets needed to pay for cloud services and storage.

Free Download Progress on the Study of the Ginibre Ensembles by Sung-Soo Byun , Peter J. Forrester
English | PDF EPUB (True) | 2024 | 226 Pages | ISBN : 9819751721 | 21.4 MB
This open access book focuses on the Ginibre ensembles that are non-Hermitian random matrices proposed by Ginibre in 1965. Since that time, they have enjoyed prominence within random matrix theory, featuring, for example, the first book on the subject written by Mehta in 1967. Their status has been consolidated and extended over the following years, as more applications have come to light, and the theory has developed to greater depths. This book sets about detailing much of this progress. Themes covered include eigenvalue PDFs and correlation functions, fluctuation formulas, sum rules and asymptotic behaviors, normal matrix models, and applications to quantum many-body problems and quantum chaos. There is a distinction between the Ginibre ensemble with complex entries (GinUE) and those with real or quaternion entries (GinOE and GinSE, respectively).

Free Download Ensembles on Configuration Space: Classical, Quantum, and Beyond by Michael J. W. Hall , Marcel Reginatto
English | PDF (True) | 2016 | 284 Pages | ISBN : 3319341642 | 3.3 MB
This book describes a promising approach to problems in the foundations of quantum mechanics, including the measurement problem. The dynamics of ensembles on configuration space is shown here to be a valuable tool for unifying the formalisms of classical and quantum mechanics, for deriving and extending the latter in various ways, and for addressing the quantum measurement problem. A description of physical systems by means of ensembles on configuration space can be introduced at a very fundamental level: the basic building blocks are a configuration space, probabilities, and Hamiltonian equations of motion for the probabilities. The formalism can describe both classical and quantum systems, and their thermodynamics, with the main difference being the choice of ensemble Hamiltonian. Furthermore, there is a natural way of introducing ensemble Hamiltonians that describe the evolution of hybrid systems; i.e., interacting systems that have distinct classical and quantum sectors, allowing for consistent descriptions of quantum systems interacting with classical measurement devices and quantum matter fields interacting gravitationally with a classical spacetime.