Oliver Passon

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Why are many particle states described by a Tensor product?

A single quantum state can be represented by a ray in a Hilbert space. That you need a vector space to describe it can be motivated quite intuitively. E.g. you may analyze a sequence of spin...

01 January 2016 10,007 32 View

Can the image formation in stochastic localization microscopy (like STORM or PALM) be described as a convolution?

The image formation for an optical system can be usually described by the convolution of the object intensity and the point-spread function (PSF) of the system. Localization microscopy (e.g. STORM...

12 December 2015 1,873 6 View

Did Schrödingers work on colour metric influence his work on quantum mechanics?

Between 1920 and 26 Erwin Schrödinger made some remarkable contributions to the field of colour-metric. Surprising enough that he was not absorbed completely by quantum mechanics at that time one...

02 February 2015 907 2 View

How does the no-cloning theorem relate to the measurement problem?

Due to linearity there can be no device for copying an arbitrary quantum state (Wootters and Zurek 1982). The literature contains (as far as I can see) only vague hints how this result relates to...

02 February 2015 3,804 20 View

Would we call gluons, photons and the like "exchange particles" if Feynman diagrams had not been invented?

According to common understanding the fundamental interactions of the standard model are mediated by the exchange of so-called gauge bosons (photon, gluon etc.). Now, the e.g. number of gauge...

01 January 1970 4,627 16 View