How possible write Pauli matrices X, Y, Z, without imaginary unit i?
With imaginary unit pauli matrices looks like this:
X= [0 1]
.....[1 0]
Y=[0 -i]
....[i 0]
Z=[1 0]
....[0 -1]
Each of Pauli matrices X, Y, Z, possible write without i, like this:
[(cosx; sinx) (cosx; sinx)]
[(cosx; sinx) (cosx; sinx)]
Cosx is x axis, and sinx is y axis (x; y) in decard coordinates.
So then possible all pauli matrices to write in decard coordinates (x; y) without imaginary unit "i":
X=[0 (cos0; sin0)]
....[(cos0; sin0) 0]
Y=[0 (cos270; sin270)]
....[(cos90; sin90) 0]
Z=[(cos0; sin0) 0]
....[0 (cos180; sin180)]
So I all Pauli matrices wrote in 2D space coordinates (x; y) and don't use imaginary unit i. This (x; y) coordinates describing phase. X matrix flip value 180 degrees. Y matrix fliping (rotating) phase 90 degrees or 270 degrees depending on value. Z matrix don't rotate phase or rotate phase 180 degrees, deoending on value.
One bit can be writen as:
|0>=[1]
.......[0]
|1>=[0]
.......[1]
Pauli matrices to 0 or 1 doing this:
X|0>=|1>
X|1>=|0>
Y|0>=(cos90; sin90)|0>
Y|1>=(cos270; sin270)|1>
Z|0>=|0>
Z|1>=-|1>
So if |0> or |1> is spin "up" or spin "down" (or imaginary electron rotation in one or another direction around his axis) then X matrix flips electron spin (electron rotation direction), Y matrix will rotate spin "up" phase 90 degrees (electron would make quantum leap by adding 1/4 his rotation energy) and spin "down" would change phase 270 degrees and would make quantum leap 3/4 adding speed. Z matrix spin spin "up" don't changing and spin down changing phase 180 degrees by adding 1/2 quantum leap.
Strange is quantum mechanic...