Modeling Sequences with Quantum States
In the past few months, I've shared a few mathematical ideas that I think are pretty neat: drawing matrices as bipartite graphs, picturing linear maps as tensor network diagrams, and understanding the linear algebraic (or "quantum") versions of probabilities.
Modeling Sequences with Quantum States - math3ma © 2015 – 2025 Math3ma Ps. 148 Archives October 20, 2019 • Probability • Physics Modeling Sequences with Quantum States In the past few months, I've shared a few mathematical ideas that I think are pretty neat: drawing matrices as bipartite graphs, picturing linear maps as tensor network diagrams , and understanding the linear algebraic (or "quantum") versions of probabilities. These ideas are all related by a project I've been working on with Miles Stoudenmire—a research scientist at the Flatiron Institute —and John Terilla—a mathematici
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