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Applications on Unitary Matrices in Physical Systems | |||||||
Paper Id :
17581 Submission Date :
2023-05-08 Acceptance Date :
2023-05-28 Publication Date :
2023-06-06
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Abstract |
Here we describe the situation where to match with the system there is no choice without using the unitary operator. Then we try to show the need and the theoretical detail as well as the origin of the unitary operator in spite of its unity magnitude. Then we explore the wide spread application in branch of Physics, Engineering and Theoretical Problems in solving Polynomials in mathematics. The utility of unitary basis to describe the complex systems in detail. Physical description of time evaluation, group properties and regular reflection in plane are expressed in terms of unitary operator.
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Keywords | Fourier Matrix, Fourier Transform, Time Evaluation, Unitary Basis, House holder Matrix , Hamiltonian. | ||||||
Introduction |
Unitary matrices are the complex analogues of orthogonal matrices, and both are very common in the theory of Lie groups and Lie algebras. Orthogonal matrices are the matrix representations of real linear maps that preserve distance. A unitary matrix is a square matrix of complex numbers, whose inverse is equal to its both conjugate and transpose. This is basically the complex version of real orthonormal matrices. All rows of unitary matrices are ortho normal and all columns are again ortho normal to each other. The magnitude of unitary matrix in most of the times unity and mainly used to indicate the phase in the physical system. They are mathematically related with unitary transformation. In general the unitary operator can be expressed by U. Then by definition U U † = Ӏ or U † =U -1. Unitary matrices are the complex versions, and they are the matrix representations of linear maps on complex vector spaces that preserve "complex distances”.
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Objective of study | Our discussion mainly aims to reveals the applicability in a number of physical and mathematical modeling by l unitary functions like Time evaluation, Elementary particle representation, Utility in signal processing using Fourier Matrix and the reduction in complexity in extended Mathematical problem. This theoretical discussion gives the real need of unitary matrices in the till undiscovered branches and that is the reason some scientists call the unitary operator is nothing but a magical operator. |
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Review of Literature | If U is the unitary operator acts on function H then unitary transformation
can be expressed as UH=H. [1-3] It was found that Unitary
matrix can be the frame to describe the different complex particles and wave
functions .[4] We observe the increase in the fidelity of
the output quantum state both in a quantum emulation experiment where all
protecting unitaries are perfect and in a real experiment with a
cloud-accessible quantum processor where protecting unitaries themselves are
affected by the noise. [5] To qualify as the fundamental
quantum variables of a physical system, a set of operators must suffice to
construct all possible quantities of that system. Such operators will therefore
be identified as the generators of a complete operator basis. Unitary operator
bases are the principal subject . Here exists two state vector space coordinate
systems and a rule of correspondence define a unitary operator.[6]
several uncertainty relations for two arbitrary unitary operators acting
on physical states of a Hilbert space are discussed. Then using the uncertainty
relation for the unitary operators we obtain the tight state-independent lower
bound for the uncertainty of two Pauli observables and anti-commuting
observables in higher dimensions. Our discussion mainly aims to reveals the
following properties of the magical functions on Time evaluation, Elementary
particle representation, Utility in signal processing using Fourier Matrix and
application for Mathematical reduction in complexity. |
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Main Text |
The theoretical discussion gives the real need of unitary matrices and some
scientists call the unitary operator is a magical operator. Theoretical Description : Origin of Unit Matrix
According to quantum mechanics in
state space there are collections of
vectors. These vectors can represent the waves and in state space there is no time. Time is not
considered as a vector in any vector space or any function in function space.
Time is coming just to indicate the change of vectors in vector space and it is
completely auxiliary in vector space.The state of a particular phenomena at
instant of time t0 can be
expressed as |ψ(r,⃗ to)⟩ and
after time t-t0 the state of
the phenomena becomes |ψ(r,⃗ t)⟩ for t
> to. The state moves at
every instant of time. If we normalize
the state then the tip of the state vector will trace on the surface of the unit sphere. This
movement of state vector keeping its magnitude and fixed can be expressed by an special
operator which basically changing angle.
This can be properly expressed by the unitary operator. This
can be expressed by |ψ ,to⟩ =U(t,t0)|ψ ,t⟩ . This operator can be expressed by matrix also, same like rotation operator just
rotating some vectors. R(θ)V1=V2 . Here
we can conclude some properties of unitary time evaluation operator in
similarity with general unitary operator. Here U acts as time evaluation operator.[7] The
time evaluation operator has certain properties. Property: 1 U(t,t0))† U(t,t0) = 1 , that means U(t,t0))† =[U(t,t0)]
-1 Property: 2 |Ψ,
t2) = U(t2, t1)|Ψ, t1) = U(t2,
t1)U(t1, t0)|Ψ, t0). |Ψ,
t2) = U(t2, t0)|Ψ, t0) , That
means U(t2, t0)=U(t2,
t1) U(t1, t0). This
chain length multiplication is possible only since the unitary operator has
unity length in magnitude. Its significance is in its phase and it has phase
only. Next we find what actually unitary operator is. We use this operator on
Schrodinger equation. -iћ[∂Ψ /∂t]=HΨ Where
H is total energy and we call it as Hamiltonian. Hamiltonian in general express
total energy and it is an operator also. The
Hamiltonian can be expressed as Hermitian matrix. Hermitian matrix is
always relevant in quantum mechanics due to its real eigen values. Now we
replace the wave function Ψ by the
Unitary operator U . -iћ[∂U/∂t]=HU Solution
gives U=exp[-iHt/ћ] or U(t,t0)=exp[-iH(t-t0)/ћ]. This
result is very much expected because we know the unitary operator which has phase only. We can also express in
another form. Let
we have two vectors in complex plane of
same magnitude. This may be P=x+iy and Q=x-iy . Definitely
we can express U=[P/Q] since magnitude is unity or ‖IU‖=1 =[(x+iy)/(x-iy)] Let x=Acosθ
and y=Asinθ =[
(cosθ+isinθ)/(cosθ-isinθ)] =exp(iθ)/exp(-iθ) =exp(-2iθ) =e−iφ
where φ = 2θ Relations Between Unitary operator with Hamiltonian; Let
|Ψ, t) = U(t,t0)|Ψ, t0) ∂/∂t [|Ψ, t)]=
∂/∂t[U(t,t0)|Ψ,t0)] = ∂/∂t[U(t,t0)U(t0,t)|Ψ,t)] = ∂/∂t[U(t,t0)U(t,t0)†|Ψ,t)] = Λ(t,t0)|Ψ,t) where Λ(t,t0) = ∂/∂t[U(t,t0)]U(t,t0)† Now
Λ(t,t0) = ∂/∂t[U(t,t0)U(t,t0)†] =∂/∂t[U(t,t0)]
U(t0,t1) U(t0,t1) †
U(t,t0)†] =∂/∂t[U(t,t1)]
U(t1,t0) U(t0,t)] =∂/∂t[U(t,t1)]
U(t1,t) = Λ(t,t1) This
shows Λ is independent of t and t1 or any time interval. Most important thing is that the unit of ћ Λ is energy. Using all the
similarities we can say i ћ Λ=
Hamiltonian. We can write Schrodinger equation by different ways as follows
using condition ∂/∂t |Ψ, t) = Λ(t)|Ψ, t) 1.
iћ
∂/∂t |Ψ, t) =iћ Λ(t)|Ψ, t) 2.
iћ
∂/∂t |Ψ, t)=H|Ψ, t) So if our unitary operator is known then
definitely our Hamiltonian will be known. This helps us to determine the future state with the help of initial state
from time evaluations of the system. Unitary Operator Can Act as a Basis in More Extended Complex Plane
In our ordinary 3D
space , we require three basis vectors to indicate any 3D vectors. Here three basis vectors are given and these are mostly taken and these three can form a ortho-normal basis. [8]Now to express
the complex particles like electron we
need more extended and
complex vector space. In this space we in general use 2x2 complex matrices which must be
unitary. The unitary nature is mandatory because the unit magnitude normalize
the space. Here the new space is
completely orthonormal. Here the well known Pauli Matrices can act as basis and most beautiful thing is that all the
Pauli matrices are orthogonal and they can be made orthonormal. These matrices
are complex 2x2 matrices . The 2x2 identity matrix with these Pauli matrices can form the basis. Unitary Operator Can act as a Representation of Elementary Particles Elementary
particlescan be broadly classified into two groups. Particles with integer spin is called bosons (ex photons )
and particles with half of odd integral
multiple of spin called fermions (ex electron ). In general the bosonic state can be expressed by rotational
matrix and the fermonic state can be expressed by unitary matrix or by unitary
operator. The particles
undergoing strong interactions behave in
such a way that all the particleswhich are subjected to strong
interactions must belong to a particular
family. These particles may have multiplates but they follow the conservation
principle of iso-spin. These
conservation principle can follow a
group property. These groups are unitary in nature. The most of the of elementary particles can follow
particular patterns. Here eight particles are forming the picture and corresponding symmetry is called the
eightfold way. The process of forming
different isospinmultiplates is carried out a special type of trans
formation known as a special unitary
transformation. These multiplates
transformation be expressed by 2x2
unitary matrices. These generators
originate from the three Pauli matrices
with identiy.
According to conventional idea protons and neutrons are completely different particles. But irrespective of their great difference in charge and a little difference in mass they are projections of some fundamental entity in two different plane. Here the conservation of isospin is observed. Since the conservation is coming so automatically a group is formed and this group is basically the unitary group. In the similar way for other ser of elementary particles 3x3 unitary matrix can form the basis. These basis are also very useful to express different multi-plate and conservation principle of mostly heavy elementary particles called baryons. These are the origin of SU(3) groups. Here the generators and total group is shown. The
continuous group has infinite number of elements. In general the elements of
the continuous groups are produced from a generator. Most of the generators are unitary in nature
though the formula of generators have no limitations to select the unitary matrix. Fourier Matrix and
Fast Fourier Transform
The Fourier matrix is like square ortho normal columns just we vave to take the transpose of components. It is defined as F= ( Fn)ij =ωij where i,j = 0 ,1,2,3…..n-1. Here ω is a special number and ωn=1=Exp (2Πi/n) . ω is describing the unit circle in the complex plane. The
powers on the unit circle and angles are doubled with powers. For n=6 , θ=Π/3
and
for n2 ; θ= 2 Π/3. Now Fourier Matrix F4 or 4x4 can be expressed as given below Columns of the matrix are orthogonal and any columns are orthogonal to the other column. The inner product has to be taken in conjugate form. The length square is 4. So to make it orthonormal we need to divide by 1/4 . With the properties of Fourier Transform we can establish a direct connection in between F4 and F8 and between F8 and F16 and so on. Here squaring is equal to double the angle. Signals
are transformed by fourier matrix and latter can be transformed into inverse
fourier matrix. The main point is that fourier and inverse fourier matrix are
very simple and their product is also very simple. FFT can perform the 1024 = 210steps
of any matrix multiplication by 5 steps only. It basically replaces the steps n2multiplication by 0.5nl terms where n=2l
The
infinite sum of Fourier series can be expressed as a summation of number of components. It basically changes
from continuous to discrete form. This may be expressed as Where Finally, from the properties of matrix multiplication we can represent the DFT as a simple matrix operation. (If this is not immediately obvious, think about a simple case where N=K=2). Let our original R4 matrix and it can be arranged in a special form. This special arrangement has all the unique terms irrespective of the size of each matrix. All the matrices have common block of elements. Here we use the redundancy to reduce the number of operations required to compute the DFT . Fast-Fourier Transform (FFT).The blocks are shown below. Fourier Matrices in a this special form is arranged as a product of 3 building blocks of matrices as given below.
We can develop more larger dimension of fouriermatrix satisfying the same sequence. Here we have the R16 expressed in terms of R8that follows R4 and R2. Repeating 16 x16 Fourier Matrix in terms of 4 x4 Fourier Matrix . Writing all the terms we can say that R16 The
Fast-Fourier Transform (FFT) is a powerful tool. As its name it gives a very
rapid process of multiplication and
Fourier Transform which is very much required in signal processing technique.
This includes signal
production, and parity checking in spectral analysis. Unitary
matrix in form of House holder matrices;
By House holder transformation we basically reflects the vector about some mirror plane and this matrix is basically reflection matrix. If in reflection in proper direction the length remains same then the house holder matrix must be unitary. Let we have a vector x. Then the vector is reflected by the mirror which can be expressed by linear transformation Px. The matrix P is house holder matrix and it follows the properties. This is purely a unitary matrix. So we can get replacement of physical reflector by House holder matrix. |
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Conclusion |
The need and possibility are the main idea of correlation between interdisciplinary subjects and way for solving problems. From this point of view we can say that there was no substitution for unitary operators. It is the magical operator and comes automatically from the reality. The unitary operator in general indicates the symmetry of the physical structure and this finally gives conservation principle of physical system. |
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