In some recent letters, it was reported that quantum strategies are more successful than classical ones for coin-tossing and roulette game. In this paper, we will solve the quantum game of two discriminable coins. And we develop two methods, analogy method and isolation method, to study this problem.
The dipole-forbidden transition of D1delta <-- X1sigma+ of CO has been observed by a fast electron-energy-loss spectrometer at a large scattering angle of 7 degrees and with an energy resolution of 60 meV. The energy levels and the relative intensity distribution of D1delta, v'=9-25 have been determined, most of the results are reported for the first time.
Recently, some schemes on how to realize quantum NOT gate have been reported. In this paper, we theoretically propose a new scheme by means of quantum theory. Here we use a quantum coin as a quantum NOT gate and its logic function is realized by the quantum game theory. In our schemes, classical noise does not disturb the realization of quantum NOT gate.
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