Quantum measurement process-
To understand the measurement process in quantum, let us take an example of measurement of expectation value of any physical observable (e.g. energy average) . Average of energy in a system is given by sum of energies in different measurement by total number of measurements. But this traditional approach has problem, since after doing first measurement our system will change in quantum level and now system is not original one for second measurement.
To overcome this problem we make copies of original system (ensemble) and do measurement of energy of all copies at a single time and then take average of it.
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3, Explain a single quantum measurement process. (10%)
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. 3. Draw eight fourth order processes for electron - positron pair production in the context of Quantum Electrodynamics (QED). Pair Production
. 3. Draw eight fourth order processes for electron - positron pair production in the context of Quantum Electrodynamics (QED). Pair Production
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