FAST-FORWARD OF ADIABATIC DYNAMICS OF SPIN-1/2 SYSTEMS IN SCHRÖDINGER EQUATION AND (2+1)-DIMENSION MASSLESS DIRAC EQUATION

After successfully described some phenomena that cannot be explained by classical mechanics, researchers now find some ways to control a system using quantum mechanics. One of them is adiabatic control, where some parameters of Hamiltonian change slowly. Adiabatic control is useful to control a s...

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Main Author: Sugihakim, Ryan
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spelling id-itb.:529712021-02-24T17:18:18ZFAST-FORWARD OF ADIABATIC DYNAMICS OF SPIN-1/2 SYSTEMS IN SCHRÖDINGER EQUATION AND (2+1)-DIMENSION MASSLESS DIRAC EQUATION Sugihakim, Ryan Indonesia Theses shortcut to adiabaticity, quantum control, spin 1/2, fast-forward. INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/52971 After successfully described some phenomena that cannot be explained by classical mechanics, researchers now find some ways to control a system using quantum mechanics. One of them is adiabatic control, where some parameters of Hamiltonian change slowly. Adiabatic control is useful to control a system without any transition between quantum levels. However, due to the lack of speed of adiabaticity, one needs some ways to produce the same result in shorter time. This can be done by using a class of methods called shortcuts to adiabaticity. This thesis provides such method to the spin-1/2 systems. The first part of this thesis is based on Schrödinger equation with applications to a single quantum bit (qubit) system and two qubits systems. And the second part discusses a shortcut to adiabaticity method for massless Dirac equation in (2+1)-dimensions. text
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description After successfully described some phenomena that cannot be explained by classical mechanics, researchers now find some ways to control a system using quantum mechanics. One of them is adiabatic control, where some parameters of Hamiltonian change slowly. Adiabatic control is useful to control a system without any transition between quantum levels. However, due to the lack of speed of adiabaticity, one needs some ways to produce the same result in shorter time. This can be done by using a class of methods called shortcuts to adiabaticity. This thesis provides such method to the spin-1/2 systems. The first part of this thesis is based on Schrödinger equation with applications to a single quantum bit (qubit) system and two qubits systems. And the second part discusses a shortcut to adiabaticity method for massless Dirac equation in (2+1)-dimensions.
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author Sugihakim, Ryan
spellingShingle Sugihakim, Ryan
FAST-FORWARD OF ADIABATIC DYNAMICS OF SPIN-1/2 SYSTEMS IN SCHRÖDINGER EQUATION AND (2+1)-DIMENSION MASSLESS DIRAC EQUATION
author_facet Sugihakim, Ryan
author_sort Sugihakim, Ryan
title FAST-FORWARD OF ADIABATIC DYNAMICS OF SPIN-1/2 SYSTEMS IN SCHRÖDINGER EQUATION AND (2+1)-DIMENSION MASSLESS DIRAC EQUATION
title_short FAST-FORWARD OF ADIABATIC DYNAMICS OF SPIN-1/2 SYSTEMS IN SCHRÖDINGER EQUATION AND (2+1)-DIMENSION MASSLESS DIRAC EQUATION
title_full FAST-FORWARD OF ADIABATIC DYNAMICS OF SPIN-1/2 SYSTEMS IN SCHRÖDINGER EQUATION AND (2+1)-DIMENSION MASSLESS DIRAC EQUATION
title_fullStr FAST-FORWARD OF ADIABATIC DYNAMICS OF SPIN-1/2 SYSTEMS IN SCHRÖDINGER EQUATION AND (2+1)-DIMENSION MASSLESS DIRAC EQUATION
title_full_unstemmed FAST-FORWARD OF ADIABATIC DYNAMICS OF SPIN-1/2 SYSTEMS IN SCHRÖDINGER EQUATION AND (2+1)-DIMENSION MASSLESS DIRAC EQUATION
title_sort fast-forward of adiabatic dynamics of spin-1/2 systems in schrã–dinger equation and (2+1)-dimension massless dirac equation
url https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/52971
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