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Estimating the Energy Requirements to Operate a Cryptanalytically Relevant Quantum Computer
Edward Parker, Michael J. D. Vermeer
The academic literature contains many estimates of the resources required to operate a cryptanalytically relevant quantum computer (CRQC) in terms of rather abstract quantities lik…
The Ricci decomposition of the inertia tensor for a rigid body in arbitrary spatial dimensions
Edward Parker
The rotations of rigid bodies in Euclidean space are characterized by their instantaneous angular velocity and angular momentum. In an arbitrary number of spatial dimensions, these…
Replica Symmetry Breaking in Bipartite Spin Glasses and Neural Networks
Gavin Hartnett, Edward Parker, Edward Geist
Some interesting recent advances in the theoretical understanding of neural networks have been informed by results from the physics of disordered many-body systems. Motivated by th…
Finite-temperature behavior of a classical spin-orbit-coupled model for with and without bond disorder
Edward Parker, Leon Balents
We present the results of finite-temperature classical Monte Carlo simulations of a strongly spin-orbit-coupled nearest-neighbor triangular-lattice model for the candidate $\mathrm…
Charge densities that change linearly with time are effectively electrostatic
Edward Parker
We consider classical electromagnetic systems in which the current density does not change with time, but has nonzero divergence, so that electric charge does build up st…
A relativistic gravity train
Edward Parker
A nonrelativistic particle released from rest at the edge of a ball of uniform charge density or mass density oscillates with simple harmonic motion. We consider the relativistic g…
Semiclassical analysis of a magnetization plateau in a 2D frustrated ferrimagnet
Edward Parker, Leon Balents
We use a semiclassical large- expansion to study a plateau at saturation in the magnetization curve of a frustrated ferrimagnet on a spatially anisotropic kagomé lattice.…
An apparent paradox concerning the field of an ideal dipole
Edward Parker
The electric or magnetic field of an ideal dipole is known to have a Dirac delta function at the origin. The usual textbook derivation of this delta function is rather ad hoc and c…