Large-scale quantum Monte Carlo simulations provide direct microscopic evidence for a fermion-quadrupling condensate with transition temperature on the scale of the hopping energy.
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An analogy is drawn equating hidden units in Boltzmann machines with discrete Feynman paths, yielding quantum-circuit representations and links to inverse scattering for interpretability.
Weakly repulsive soft-core bosons on a sphere stay fluid at low density due to quantum fluctuations but form cluster phases at higher densities, each argued to be supersolid in mean-field.
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Demonstration of a fermion Quadrupling Condensate via Quantum Monte Carlo Simulation
Large-scale quantum Monte Carlo simulations provide direct microscopic evidence for a fermion-quadrupling condensate with transition temperature on the scale of the hopping energy.
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Analogy between Boltzmann machines and Feynman path integrals
An analogy is drawn equating hidden units in Boltzmann machines with discrete Feynman paths, yielding quantum-circuit representations and links to inverse scattering for interpretability.
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Ground state of weakly repulsive soft-core bosons on a sphere
Weakly repulsive soft-core bosons on a sphere stay fluid at low density due to quantum fluctuations but form cluster phases at higher densities, each argued to be supersolid in mean-field.