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Processors turn to simplicity, reliability in chemical feed pumping solutions

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By Jesse Osborne 
| Water Technology
In addition to showing off and discussing his company's newest products at the Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Solutions booth at WEFTEC 2025, Mike St. Germain, the company's vice president of process industries, made time to share some insights on topics and trends shaping the water and wastewater industry. Q: What are some of the important topics and emerging trends that are shaping the water/wastewater industry?
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Aquacycl hits ground running at WEFTEC 2025

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By Jesse Osborne 
| Water Technology
Orianna Bretschger was on the move during the first day of WEFTEC 2025 at McCormick Place in Chicago. The Aquacycl founder and CEO was a steady presence at the industrial wastewater treatment company's booth, with she and her team providing wastewater consultations and walking booth visitors through demonstrations of the company's BETT and SulfideFix units. And Bretschger was also a featured panelist during a Monday afternoon technical session as part of the event's Innovation Pavilion.
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Efficient and systematic calculation of arbitrary observables for the matrix product state excitation ansatz

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By Jesse Osborne , Ian McCulloch
| Physical Review B
Numerical methods based on matrix product states (MPSs) are currently the de facto standard for calculating the ground-state properties of (quasi-)one-dimensional quantum many-body systems. While the properties of the low-lying excitations in such systems are often studied in this MPS framework through dynamics by means of time-evolution simulations, we can also look at their statics by directly calculating eigenstates corresponding to these excitations.
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