ITP-quantumseminare

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tomorrow's group meeting H42 @13:45
by Joe Renes 11 Nov '19

11 Nov '19

Hi all, Tomorrow we have a visitor from downtown, Jansen Zhao Zhikuan from the CS department, who will tell us about Causal limits on quantum communication. See below for the abstract. Best, -joe Title: Causal limit on quantum communication Abstract: The capacity of a channel is known to be equivalent to the highest rate at which it can generate entanglement. Analogous to entanglement, the notion of a causality measure characterizes the temporal aspect of quantum correlations. Despite holding an equally fundamental role in physics, temporal quantum correlations have yet to find their operational significance in quantum communication. Here we uncover a connection between quantum causality and channel capacity. We show the amount of temporal correlations between two ends of the noisy quantum channel, as quantified by a causality measure, implies a general upper bound on its channel capacity. The expression of this new bound is simpler to evaluate than most previously known bounds. We demonstrate the utility of this bound by applying it to a class of shifted depolarizing channels, which results in improvement over previously known bounds for this class of channels.

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tomorrow's group meeting H42 @ 13:45
by Joe Renes 04 Nov '19

04 Nov '19

Hi all, Tomorrow we have just one student talk, from Romain Moyard, who will tell us about his semester project entitled "Path integral formalism and quantum foundations". The abstract is below. Best, -joe Abstract: During the 60s R. Feynman developed the path integral formalism, a version of quantum mechanics involving Lagrangians. The probabilities obtained within this formalism are the same as in the canonical one, their prediction power is equivalent. Since that time, path integral formalism has been widely used to compute probabilities and extended research was done to develop mathematical tools to facilitate the computation. However, there have been few attempts to use this framework in quantum foundations. In this talk I will present how it is possible to describe a spin-measurement process using path integrals. I will also elaborate on what dichotomy exists between canonical quantum mechanics and path integral formalism when it comes to questions about quantum foundations like the measurement problem and the lack of realism.

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master & semester project presentation tomorrow, 3pm HCI J3
by Joe Renes 31 Oct '19

31 Oct '19

Hi all, I'm terribly late in announcing this, but the presentation of research topics in our group will take place *tomorrow* at 3pm in HCI J3. Spread the word to all who are interested, but also be sure to inform them that it is not necessary to attend in order to sign up for a project. For that, they should send an email with their CV and transcript to joerenes+thesis(a)gmail.com by *Friday 8 November*. Best, -joe

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tomorrow's group meeting H42 @ 13:45
by Joe Renes 28 Oct '19

28 Oct '19

Hi all, Tomorrow we have two semester project talks, one from Patrick Neuweiler who was supervised by Raban, and one from Qiushi Liu, who was part of the QIRO project. Best, -joe

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tomorrow's group meeting and extra talk
by Joe Renes 21 Oct '19

21 Oct '19

Hi all, Tomorrow we have two talks scheduled, one by Jack Hidary of Alphabet X (google) and one by Lefteris Tselentis, who will tell us about his master thesis. Unfortunately, due to a scheduling snafu, the first talk will take place at 12:45 in HPL D 32, while the second should take place during our group meeting. Let us start the group meeting at 14:00, so that we have enough time to get back to HIT from HPL. The title and abstract of Jack Hidary's talk are below. Best, -joe *The talk title would be : * AI and Quantum Reasearch Alphabet X (formerly Google X) *Abstract*: *Jack* D. Hidary focuses on AI and on quantum computing at Alphabet X, formerly Google X. He and his group develop and research algorithms for NISQ-regime quantum processors as well as create new software libraries for quantum computing. In the AI field, Jack and his group focus on fundamental research such as the generalization of deep networks as well as applied AI technologies.

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No meeting this week
by Joe Renes 14 Oct '19

14 Oct '19

Hi all, Just a reminder that there is no meeting this week, only an internal meeting with PhD students and postdocs. Best, Joe

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today's group meeting, H42 @ 13:45
by Joe Renes 08 Oct '19

08 Oct '19

Hi all, Today we have just one talk, by Ludovico Machet, who will tell us about his semester project with Jinzhao. Best, -joe

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today's group meeting H42 @ 13:45
by Joe Renes 01 Oct '19

01 Oct '19

Hi all, Today we have two semester project talks, one from Christian Bertoni and one from Mathieu Suter, both about uncertainty relations of different kinds. Best, -joe

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today's meeting 13:45 in H42
by Joe Renes 24 Sep '19

24 Sep '19

Hi all, today we again have two student talks at 13:45. Victor Gitton will tell us about his semester project, entitled "Describing quantum clocks with hidden variables", and Simon Mathis will tell us about his master thesis at IBM with Ivano Tavernelli on "Simulating quantum field theory with a quantum computer". Best, -joe

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tomorrow's meeting 13:45 in H42
by Joe Renes 16 Sep '19

16 Sep '19

Hi all, Tomorrow we kick off the new format of the group meeting at 13:45 in H42. We have two student talks planned for the first part: Sebastian Stengele and Alessandro Tarantola will report on their respective semester projects. Afterwards, we will continue with our more informal, internal group meeting for PhDs and postdocs. We'll definitely end by 15:30; likely before. Best, -joe

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