Entanglement in quantum spin chains

Vladimir Korepin, Professor, C. N. Yang Institute for Theoretical Physics, Stony Brook University of Sciences 02 August 2018, 15:00-16:00 SkolTech, TPOC-4, Nobel str. 2, Blue Building, 4th floor, Room 407   ABSTRACT. Spin chains are models of realistic quantum devices. They can be realized in optical lattices and appear in un-isotropic crystalline structures in solid state. History[…]

Unusual properties of quantum walks

Alexander Rivosh, Researcher, the Center for Quantum Computer Science, University of Latvia 24 July 2018, 15:00-16:30 SkolTech, TPOC-4, Nobel str. 1, Red Building, 3rd floor, Room 351   ABSTRACT. Quantum walks proved to be a useful tool for the design of quantum algorithms. Local search, element distinctness, NAND formula evaluation – that is only a few[…]

Quantum Crash Course at Rusky Island (University 2035)

Modern Quantum Computing: enhanced optimization, simulation and machine learning Course Location: Rusky Island – University 20.35 Course Dates: 17-19 July 2018. Teaching Team Jacob Biamonte (lead) Tim Tlyachev Vito Leli Course Content Visionary Lecture. Jacob Biamonte outlines the last 20 years of quantum mechanics, the second quantum revolution and notes that while progress was made[…]