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Convenience/performance. A wave represents one specific spin projection solution from the initial to the final state. Waves can be added coherently or incoherently. When all waves of the process/sub-process are added coherently, it can be more convenient to reduce this coherent addition operation into a matrix operation. See Implement Spin Density Matrix ComPWA-legacy#124 for a more details explanation. Note that this is purely a mathematical reformulation, but allows for a more compact amplitude model definition. It could also be beneficial for the tensor formalism to support such matrix operations and could also increase performance.
Currently ComPWA / Tensorwaves does not support the spin density matrix coherent addition of initial states. This would be a small physics feature than could be made available once part 1 is available.
The paper that discusses an analysis where such a mathematical reformulation in terms of matrices is beneficial is https://arxiv.org/pdf/1809.04038.pdf
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This issue is twofold.
Convenience/performance. A wave represents one specific spin projection solution from the initial to the final state. Waves can be added coherently or incoherently. When all waves of the process/sub-process are added coherently, it can be more convenient to reduce this coherent addition operation into a matrix operation. See Implement Spin Density Matrix ComPWA-legacy#124 for a more details explanation. Note that this is purely a mathematical reformulation, but allows for a more compact amplitude model definition. It could also be beneficial for the tensor formalism to support such matrix operations and could also increase performance.
Currently ComPWA / Tensorwaves does not support the spin density matrix coherent addition of initial states. This would be a small physics feature than could be made available once part 1 is available.
The paper that discusses an analysis where such a mathematical reformulation in terms of matrices is beneficial is
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1809.04038.pdf
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: