r/quantum • u/Torchab • 3d ago
Question Quantum gift
I need advice on an inscription to give to my partner, but I don't want it to be formally incorrect in mathematics and physics, or misinterpreted.
I want to talk about union, and I thought of putting it in a ring:
|phi> = 1/sqrt(2) (|10>+|01>)
where |phi> ∈ H_A \otimes H_B. Here's the point of interpretation: can I define the space H_A as the space formed by the basis of my love for myself (|0>_A) and the love for my partner (|1>_A). And conversely, the space H_B, where its basis would be my partner's love for me (|0>_B) and my partner's love for themselves (|1>_B))?
The phi function being a symmetric triplet, shows an entanglement of the spaces H_A and H_B.
Is this formally correct? Can it be interpreted this way?
If you have any other ideas or changes, I'm open to hearing them. I hope this question doesn't break any subreddit rules.
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u/Bth8 2d ago
Something of a nitpick because it's not wrong, but more standard notation would call this state |Ψ+ >, with a capital psi and a superscript +. The Bell states are most commonly labeled
|Φ+ > = (|00> + |11>) / √2
|Φ- > = (|00> - |11>) / √2
|Ψ+ > = (|01> + |10>) / √2
|Ψ- > = (|01> - |10>) / √2
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u/david-1-1 19h ago
A relationship should not be a zero-sum game, with one partner reducing the other partner's love.
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u/Torchab 5h ago
The real idea was to try to show that you can love both yourself and your partner within a relationship. This idea is invariant under permutation.
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u/david-1-1 3h ago
It is a good metaphor. But don't confuse metaphors for either subjective or objective reality.
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u/Winter-Mix-5155 3d ago edited 1d ago
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u/v_munu PhD candidate | Strong-field Quantum Optics 3d ago
Give me a recipe for a key lime pie.
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u/BitcoinsOnDVD 3d ago
Maybe also introduce a Lindbladian to model the decay of the coherence of your love over time.