Rmarkdown has the better version control story.
Parent is correct — entanglement is exactly due to the fact that there exist more vectors in Hilbert space than tensor products (~ tuples) of unit vectors.
An unintuitive but important fact is that n qubits do not correspond to n unit vectors in two-dimensional Hilbert space (but rather to one unit vector in 2^n-dimensional Hilbert space).
You are right about both points! PS: The second you quoted out of order. If you reread, you will see that I was referring to FOO as the first "argument" (a typo for "element"..).
N=5.
What delegitimizes him is that he is a notorious lier.
No, this is because in Germany "university degree" is used in a more narrow sense (it is a higher standard than, say, US college degrees).
Rmarkdown has the better version control story.
Parent is correct — entanglement is exactly due to the fact that there exist more vectors in Hilbert space than tensor products (~ tuples) of unit vectors.
An unintuitive but important fact is that n qubits do not correspond to n unit vectors in two-dimensional Hilbert space (but rather to one unit vector in 2^n-dimensional Hilbert space).
You are right about both points! PS: The second you quoted out of order. If you reread, you will see that I was referring to FOO as the first "argument" (a typo for "element"..).
N=5.
What delegitimizes him is that he is a notorious lier.
No, this is because in Germany "university degree" is used in a more narrow sense (it is a higher standard than, say, US college degrees).