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Perfect State Transfer in Laplacian Quantum Walk
For a graph and a related symmetric matrix , the continuous-time
quantum walk on relative to is defined as the unitary matrix , where varies over the reals. Perfect state transfer occurs
between vertices and at time if the -entry of
has unit magnitude. This paper studies quantum walks relative to graph
Laplacians. Some main observations include the following closure properties for
perfect state transfer:
(1) If a -vertex graph has perfect state transfer at time relative
to the Laplacian, then so does its complement if is an integer multiple
of . As a corollary, the double cone over any -vertex graph has
perfect state transfer relative to the Laplacian if and only if . This was previously known for a double cone over a clique (S. Bose,
A. Casaccino, S. Mancini, S. Severini, Int. J. Quant. Inf., 7:11, 2009).
(2) If a graph has perfect state transfer at time relative to the
normalized Laplacian, then so does the weak product if for any
normalized Laplacian eigenvalues of and of , we have
is an integer multiple of . As a corollary, a weak
product of with an even clique or an odd cube has perfect state
transfer relative to the normalized Laplacian. It was known earlier that a weak
product of a circulant with odd integer eigenvalues and an even cube or a
Cartesian power of has perfect state transfer relative to the adjacency
matrix.
As for negative results, no path with four vertices or more has antipodal
perfect state transfer relative to the normalized Laplacian. This almost
matches the state of affairs under the adjacency matrix (C. Godsil, Discrete
Math., 312:1, 2011).Comment: 26 pages, 5 figures, 1 tabl
Computer program applying Fourier transforms to the analysis of gamma spectral data
"August 1968.""MIT-3944-2."Includes bibliographical references (pages 86-87)GAMANL, a computer code for automatically identifying the peaks in a complex spectra and determining their centers and areas, is described. The principal feature of the method is a data smoothing technique employing Fourier transforms. The smoothing eliminates most of the random fluctuations without effecting the spectral resolution and makes identification of maxima using a zero slope criterion possible. Using the same Fourier transform with different constants it is possible with a second transformation to improve the spectral resolution. The computer program has been written in FORTRAN IV for the M.IT. IBM 360 model 65 computer and also for the Toshiba Electric Company G.E. 635 computer. The complete analysis of a 4096 channel spectrum containing one hundred twenty peaks requires about 75 seconds of computation time.United States Atomic Energy Commission contract AT(30-1)-394
Thermal neutron capture gamma-ray spectra of the elements
"January 1969."Statement of responsibility on title-page reads: Norman C. Rasmussen, Yoshiyuti Hukai, Tamon Inouye, Victor J. Orphan"Prepared for Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories, Office of Aerospace Research, United States Air Force, Bedford, Mass.""AFCRL-69-0071."Includes bibliographical referencesAF19(628)5551Project no. 5620, Task no. 562003, Work unit no. 5620030
Cluster Morphologies as a Test of Different Cosmological Models
We investigate how cluster morphology is affected by the cosmological
constant in low-density universes. Using high-resolution cosmological
N-body/SPH simulations of flat (\Omega_0 = 0.3, \lambda_0 = 0.7, \Lambda CDM)
and open (\Omega_0 = 0.3, \lambda_0 = 0, OCDM) cold dark matter universes, we
calculate statistical indicators to quantify the irregularity of the cluster
morphologies. We study axial ratios, center shifts, cluster clumpiness, and
multipole moment power ratios as indicators for the simulated clusters at z=0
and 0.5. Some of these indicators are calculated for both the X-ray surface
brightness and projected mass distributions. In \Lambda CDM all these
indicators tend to be larger than those in OCDM at z=0. This result is
consistent with the analytical prediction of Richstone, Loeb, & Turner, that
is, clusters in \Lambda CDM are formed later than in OCDM, and have more
substructure at z=0. We make a Kolmogorov-Smirnov test on each indicator for
these two models. We then find that the results for the multipole moment power
ratios and the center shifts for the X-ray surface brightness are under the
significance level (5%). We results also show that these two cosmological
models can be distinguished more clearly at z=0 than z = 0.5 by these
indicators.Comment: 30pages, 6figures, Accepted for publication in Ap
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