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Luke W. Mortimer

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BOM issues minor flood warnings for rivers across northern NSW

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By Luke W. Mortimer
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has warned of possible minor flooding in the Brunswick, Tweed and Wilsons rivers from this afternoon into Thursday. Residents in the areas surrounding the rivers have been warned to stay alert as a coastal trough extends from the Queensland coast to northern New South Wales. The BOM has warned “isolated minor flooding” could occur in the Tweed and Brunswick Rivers from late Wednesday.
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Reducing Entanglement with Physically Inspired Fermion-To-Qubit Mappings

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By Korbinian Kottmann, Luke W. Mortimer, Teodor Parella-Dilmé, Leonardo Zambrano
| Physical Review B
Popular Summary Quantum computers hold significant potential for simulating complex quantum systems, a specific case being the behavior of electrons in molecules and materials. An important initialization step in these types of simulations is a mapping from fermions to qubits. The choice of mapping is not unique; each one provides a distinct representation of the problem in qubits, with its own set of advantages and disadvantages.
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Bureau of Meteorology issues severe weather, minor flood watch warnings as northern NSW hit by big downpours

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By Luke W. Mortimer
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Experts have issued a severe weather warning and minor flood watches for the Northern Rivers as continual and often heavy rain continues to fall across northern NSW. The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) warned about 10.30am that people in parts of the Northern Rivers forecast district could expect heavy rain to continue across the region on Monday. The warnings have been aired as the Northern Rivers is still recovering from the deadly floods of early 2022 - the worst on record in the area.
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