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Multiplying factor of h/(2*\pi) missing? #51
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I just checked the way we have it worded and we were hoping that the expression "acting over a set of |
I have added a proposed change to index.md in the "doc-clarity" branch (8bc681e). If you are in agreement that this clarifies things successfully, I will merge into the main documentation |
@zmorrell Thank you for taking care of it, immediately. I just saw the PR and I approve it. I think, it's good practice to keep things explicit on the doc pages (and elsewhere) more so, for a topic like this, where there are users and developers like me, who are not always from a traditional physics background, so that, they may not face any confusion. I will probably contribute more in the coming days to the repo in the form of PRs and issues, since I just started working with some Quantum Computing stuff. Thank you once again. Cheers !!! |
I am going to close this issue in favor of additional issues/pull requests being created in the future |
Shouldn't the first equation in the What is Quantum Annealing? of the doc pages have a multiplying factor of h/(2*\pi) on the left-hand-side of the equation?
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