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Discrimination between evolution operators
Published 2007-10-18Version 1
Under broad conditions, evolutions due to two different Hamiltonians are shown to lead at some moment to orthogonal states. For two spin-1/2 systems subject to precession by different magnetic fields the achievement of orthogonalization is demonstrated for every scenario but a special one. This discrimination between evolutions is experimentally much simpler than procedures proposed earlier based on either sequential or parallel application of the unknown unitaries. A lower bound for the orthogonalization time is proposed in terms of the properties of the two Hamiltonians.
Comments: 7 pages, 2 figures, REVTeX
Journal: Phys. Rev. A 76, 042322 (2007)
Categories: quant-ph
Keywords: evolution operators, discrimination, orthogonalization time, broad conditions, lower bound
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