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The master equation for a density matrix of the cavity field is solved analytically in the Heisenberg picture.
This method is based on microscopic interactions of many constituents and the master equation for magnetic probability distribution function is solved symbolically.
For the gate becomes the Toffoli gate and calculation of the process matrix is only possible by solving the master equation for the complete qubit register.
Whereas the former one allows to efficiently describe extrinsic and external fluctuations as stochastic inputs to the model equations, the latter provides an efficient approximation to the solution of the chemical master equation for describing stochasticity in the biochemical reactions.
Provided we initially consider the system to be in the lowest band, processes accessing higher Bloch bands are suppressed by a factor of the order or greater, and the master equation for the 1D model simplifies to: (1).
Versions of such a master equation for, e.g., one population only or coupled inhibitory and excitatory populations were considered in [3, 22], and a van Kampen systems size expansion was carried out.
This is realized from the information of the steady-state probabilities by solving a discrete set of kinetic master equations for the network.
The scheme is derived from the master equations for the evolution of the probability density of a sum of discrete time random walks.
First, we describe the enthalpy landscape approach, which uses inherent structure and transition point mapping to develop a set of coarse-grained master equations for computing long time dynamics.
The master equations for the model are examined, and we assess the difference between the implementation in which a single particle at a time moves (asynchronous dynamics) and one implementation in which all particles move simultaneously (synchronous dynamics).
Using the numerical data obtained, we were able to construct master equations for the friction loss coefficient, K, as a function of the Reynolds number and the relevant dimensionless rheological parameter.
