Workshop on Mathematical Aspects of Quantum Adiabatic Approximation - 2006

February 10, 2006 - February 10, 2006

11 talks C06003

Perimeter Institute will be hosting Mathematical Aspects of Quantum Adiabatic Approximation from February 9th -11th, 2006. Participants include experts on rigorous proofs of the adiabatic theorem, phase transitions in NP-complete problems, and random matrix theory, as well as adiabatic computation.

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A variety of results in mathematical adiabatic quantum mechanics

February 09, 2006 PIRSA:06020015 Conference
Overview of adiabatic quantum computation

Andrew Childs - University of Waterloo

February 09, 2006 PIRSA:06020016 Conference
Rigorous adiabatic estimates using integration by parts

February 09, 2006 PIRSA:06020017 Conference
Deviations from adiabatic approximation

Alexander Elgart - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

February 09, 2006 PIRSA:06020018 Conference
Random Matrices

Dimitri Gioev

February 10, 2006 PIRSA:06020019 Conference
Phase transitions in NP complete problems

February 10, 2006 PIRSA:06020020 Conference
Phase transitions in N-SAT

February 10, 2006 PIRSA:06020021 Conference
More on adiabatic quantum computation

February 11, 2006 PIRSA:06020022 Conference
More on adiabatic quantum computation - Part 2

February 11, 2006 PIRSA:06020023 Conference
Relation of adiabatic QC to other models

February 11, 2006 PIRSA:06020024 Conference
Gap estimates in adiabatic transport

February 11, 2006 PIRSA:06020025 Conference

Title	Speaker(s)	Date	Talk Type
A variety of results in mathematical adiabatic quantum mechanics		2006-02-09	Conference
Overview of adiabatic quantum computation	Andrew Childs	2006-02-09	Conference
Rigorous adiabatic estimates using integration by parts		2006-02-09	Conference
Deviations from adiabatic approximation	Alexander Elgart	2006-02-09	Conference
Random Matrices	Dimitri Gioev	2006-02-10	Conference
Phase transitions in NP complete problems		2006-02-10	Conference
Phase transitions in N-SAT		2006-02-10	Conference
More on adiabatic quantum computation		2006-02-11	Conference
More on adiabatic quantum computation - Part 2		2006-02-11	Conference
Relation of adiabatic QC to other models		2006-02-11	Conference
Gap estimates in adiabatic transport		2006-02-11	Conference

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