Intro to Supersymmetry 10
Alex Buchel - Western University
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Manipulating Entanglement
Nilanjana Datta - University of Cambridge
Geometric Aspects of Quantum State Spaces
Lane Hughston - Imperial College London
Solving the Measurement Problem: de Broglie-Bohm Loses Out to Everett
Harvey Brown - University of Oxford
Intro to Supersymmetry 9
Alex Buchel - Western University
Nonperturbative effects in matrix models and topological strings
Marlene Weiss - European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)
Intro to Supersymmetry 8
Alex Buchel - Western University
Applications of the generalized Pauli group in quantum information
Thomas Durt - Vrije Universiteit Brussel
New Perspectives on Star Formation and Protostellar Outflows. A Talk in 3 Acts
Adam Frank - University of Rochester
Intro to Supersymmetry 7
Alex Buchel - Western University
Intro to Supersymmetry 6
Alex Buchel - Western University
From Einstein's Intuition to Quantum Bits
Alain Aspect - Institut d'Optique - Graduate School
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Manipulating Entanglement
Nilanjana Datta - University of Cambridge
Entanglement plays a fundamental role in quantum information processing and is regarded as a valuable, fungible resource, The practical ability to transform (or manipulate) entanglement from one form to another is useful for many applications. Usually one considers entanglement manipulation of… -
Geometric Aspects of Quantum State Spaces
Lane Hughston - Imperial College London
The manifold of pure quantum states can be regarded as a complex projective space endowed with the unitary-invariant Fubini-Study metric. The physical characteristics of a given quantum system can then be represented by a variety of geometrical structures that can be identified in this manifold… -
Solving the Measurement Problem: de Broglie-Bohm Loses Out to Everett
Harvey Brown - University of Oxford
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Nonperturbative effects in matrix models and topological strings
Marlene Weiss - European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)
It has been known for a long time that instanton effects control the large order behavior of the perturbation series in quantum mechanics and gauge theories. I present a study of this connection in the context of matrix models in 1/N-expansion and topological strings. I will show how to compute the… -
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Applications of the generalized Pauli group in quantum information
Thomas Durt - Vrije Universiteit Brussel
It is known that finite fields with d elements exist only when d is a prime or a prime power. When the dimension d of a finite dimensional Hilbert space is a prime power, we can associate to each basis state of the Hilbert space an element of a finite or Galois field, and construct a finite group of… -
New Perspectives on Star Formation and Protostellar Outflows. A Talk in 3 Acts
Adam Frank - University of Rochester
The role of outflows in global star formation processes has become hotly debated even as fundamental questions about the nature of these outflows continues to receive attention. In this talk I discuss both problems and new approaches to their resolution. Astrophysical outflows have always been a… -
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From Einstein's Intuition to Quantum Bits
Alain Aspect - Institut d'Optique - Graduate School
Many experts are convinced that large scale, practical implementations of quantum information systems hold great promise for society, much as the laser and the transistor have already revolutionized the world. This stems from a long history of research that included an intense, raging battle of epic…