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Mikhail Fedorov

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A description of values of Seifert form for punctured n-manifolds in (2n-1)-space

We study Seifert linking form which is an invariant of embeddings of punctured $n$-manifolds in $\mathbb R^{2n-1}$. For punctured $n$-manifold $N_0$ the values of this invariant are integer valued bilinear symmetric forms on $H_{n-1}(N_0;\mathbb Z)$. We prove that value modulo two of this invariant at $x, y \in H_{n-1}(N_0;\mathbb Z)$ equals $\mathrm{PD}\bar w_{n-2}(N_0)\capρ_2x\capρ_2y$, where $\mathrm{PD}\bar w_{n-2}(N_0)$ is Poincare dual to Steifel-Whitney class. We also prove that any such form can be realized by some embedding $N_0\to\mathbb R^{2n-1}$. Also, we survey known results on classification of embeddings of connected manifolds with non-empty boundary.

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Some aspects of probability distribution for percolation of several fluids on the hexagonal lattice

We study random coloring of the hexagons of a honeycomb lattice into $2^{n-1}$ colors (that is the standard Potts model at infinite temperature). It may be considered as a generalization of percolation to $n$ pairwise independent, but mutually dependent liquids. We introduce a new observable that can be interpreted as the fraction of percolated liquids. An analogue of the central limit theorem for this observable is proved and several conjectures based on numeric experiments are proposed.

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Conservation laws in quantum field theory on graphs

It is shown that expected values of free scalar and vector quantum fields on graphs satisfy the same conservation laws as the classic fields. It is demonstrated that a modified version of conservation laws is satisfied for Villain action. The proofs are based on the consideration of multidimensional normal distribution.

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Schmidt modes and entanglement of biphoton polarization qutrits

Polarization features and entanglement of biphoton polarization qutrits are briefly outlined. Schmidt modes of qutrits are found analytically and in a general form by the method different from the standard one and based on the original approach of Erhard Schmidt (1906)

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Biphoton ququarts as either pure or mixed states, features and reconstruction from coincidence measurements

Features of biphoton polarization-frequency ququarts are considered. Their wave functions are defined as functions of both polarization and frequency variables of photons with the symmetry obligatory for two-boson states taken into account. In experiments, biphoton ququarts can display different features in dependence on whether experiments involve purely polarization or (alternatively) polarization-frequency measurements. If in experiments one uses only polarization measurements, the originally pure states of ququarts can be seen as mixed biphoton polarization states. Features of such states are described and discussed in details. Schemes of coincidence measurements for reconstruction of the ququart's parameters are suggested and described.

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Entanglement of qutrits and ququarts

We investigate in a general form entanglement of biphoton qutrits and ququarts, i.e. states formed in the processes of collinear and, correspondingly, degenerate and non-degenerate Spontaneous Parametric Down-Conversion. Indistinguishability of photons and, for ququarts, joint presence of the frequency and and polarization entanglement are fully taken into account. In the case of qutrits the most general 3-parametric families of maximally entangled and non-entangled states are found, and anti-correlation of the degree of entanglement and polarization is shown to occur and to be characterized by a rather simple formula. Biphoton ququarts are shown to be two-qudits with the single-photon Hilbert space dimensionality $d=4$, which differs them significantly from the often used two-qubit model ($d=2$). New expressions for entanglement quantifiers of biphoton ququarts are derived and discussed. Rather simple procedures for a direct measurement of the degree of entanglement are described for both qutrits and ququarts.

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