Wednesday, October 31 Ford Final Chapter (10). Agenda Announce: –Test Wednesday –Office Hours probably busy…better book appt. –Read Chs. 1-3 of Vilekin.

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Wednesday, October 31 Ford Final Chapter (10)

Agenda Announce: –Test Wednesday –Office Hours probably busy…better book appt. –Read Chs. 1-3 of Vilekin for class day after test Project Ideas Ch. 10 –Superposition & Entanglement –Qbit –EPR –Delayed Choice

The Nature of the Quantum Introduces “unobservables” (e.g. wavefunction) Quantum effects seem: – distant (small stuff) –strange (probabilities) –against commons sense (e.g. tunneling) …perhaps not to any lifeforms at atomic size

QM in Your Life Properties of materials (color, texture, hardness, transparency…why are somethings transparent?) Fluorescent lights Heat from interior of Earth Electron tunneling (circuits, STMs) Sun shining Superconductivity and SQUIDs MRI, modern medicine

Superposition Properties of objects (e.g. spin, momentum, position) are obtained from its wavefunction The answer one gets can be definite (x=0) or probabilistic (10% chance between x=0 and x=10) So an object could be described by a wavefunction which is the sum (I.e. superposition) of the wavefunctions for particles w/ momenta +/-p

The Measurement Problem What happens when we measure the momentum of object on previous slide? Does our equipment say “There is a 50% chance the momentum is +p”? Or does it say “The momentum is +p”? If the latter, what happens to the wavefunction?

Entangled States Multiple objects described by one state/wavefunction Electron annihilates with a positron producing two photons Photons must have opposite spin No way to tell which has “up” spin and which “down” until you measure Single state describes photon pair…they are said to be “entangled” Probability that left one has spin up is 50%

EPR Paradox/Measurement Take entangled photon pair and let photons fly apart to Alice in LA and Bob in NY Alice measures spin of her photon and gets “up” What will Bob measure? Can Alice send Bob information instantaneously? Einstein called this “spooky action at a distance”

Qubit Classical Bit: 0 or 1 (off or on) Quantum Bit: some probability of being on For some problems With certain algorithms With difficult, new hardware Possibilities of tremendous speedup Fundamental CS questions

Delayed Choice Paradox/Experiment Provide two paths for photons (1 st base or 3 rd base) Allow “decision” as to whether one can tell which path photon took If it’s possible to tell, then no interference If impossible, then interference But, you can delay this decision until photon should have already traveled much of its path Our choice can’t “affect the past” right?