A while back I saw a bunch of lovely visualisations of Lissajous curves that came out on the back of the Coding Train’s video on the topic. I very much recommend watching that video to learn how one might make something similar. Here I’m just going to present one attempt...
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Random motion with a saw-tooth potential
Recently I’ve been thinking about how an asymmetric periodic potential can result in net motion in one direction. In particular, I’ve been thinking about how muons hop around in crystalline materials such as Cr2O3. Possibly something like this:
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Problem sheet 2
Noisy quantum computing basics
This is a second in a series of problem sheets from the UCL course on quantum computing and quantum information.
It might be easier to read it on the nbviewer site.
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Spin in Conquest
Summary of spin-related tags in CQ
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Problem sheet 1
Quantum computing basics
This is a first of a series of problem sheets from the UCL course on quantum computing and quantum information.
It might be easier to read it on the nbviewer site.
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