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This work by Wolfgang Schleich from the University of Ulm delves into the phenomena of factorization using chirped pulses, elucidating key concepts such as the Talbot effect, entanglement, and the emergence of Gauss sums. It discusses the scaling properties and conditions necessary for effective factorization, linking this to prime number distributions and the non-trivial zeros of the Riemann zeta function. The interplay of quantum mechanics and number theory is emphasized, highlighting new perspectives in both fields through the lens of chirped pulse interactions.
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Factorization with chirped pulses Wolfgang Schleich Abteilung für Quantenphysik Universität Ulm
Overview • Talbot effect • Atom and chirped pulse • Gauss sums • Factorization • Entanglement • Riemann zeta function
Scaling property Condition for factor new scaling
Factorization and entanglement: N=91 Real Part Imaginary Part
http://www.physik.uni-ulm.de/quan/book/Zahlen_10-05.pdf • user name: Riemann • password: primenumbers
Summary • Talbot effect • Atom and chirped pulse • Gauss sums • Factorization • Entanglement • Riemann zeta function