Energy spectra and E2 transition rates of 124—130Ba

Sabri, H.; Seidi, Masoud

doi:10.1142/s0218301316500865

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“…We apply the time evolution unitary operator on our Hamiltonian operator 44 by taking and putting the Hamiltonian of ( 7 ) in unitary operator of ( 8 ) we deduce. where 45 = , = and = …”

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Studying the effect of lockdown using epidemiological modelling of COVID-19 and a quantum computational approach using the Ising spin interaction

Padhi

Pradhan

Sahoo

et al. 2020

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COVID-19 is a respiratory tract infection that can range from being mild to fatal. In India, the countrywide lockdown has been imposed since 24th march 2020, and has got multiple extensions with different guidelines for each phase. Among various models of epidemiology, we use the SIR(D) model to analyze the extent to which this multi-phased lockdown has been active in ‘flattening the curve’ and lower the threat. Analyzing the effect of lockdown on the infection may provide a better insight into the evolution of epidemic while implementing the quarantine procedures as well as improving the healthcare facilities. For accurate modelling, incorporating various parameters along with sophisticated computational facilities are required. Parallel to SIRD modelling, we tend to compare it with the Ising model and derive a quantum circuit that incorporates the rate of infection and rate of recovery, etc as its parameters. The probabilistic plots obtained from the circuit qualitatively resemble the shape of the curve for the spread of Coronavirus. We also demonstrate how the curve flattens when the lockdown is imposed. This kind of quantum computational approach can be useful in reducing space and time complexities of a huge amount of information related to the epidemic.

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“…We apply the time evolution unitary operator on our Hamiltonian operator 44 by taking and putting the Hamiltonian of ( 7 ) in unitary operator of ( 8 ) we deduce. where 45 = , = and = …”

Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning

confidence: 99%