PPT-Topological Quantum Computing

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Michael Freedman April 23 2009 Parsa Bonderson Adrian Feiguin Matthew Fisher Michael Freedman Matthew Hastings Ribhu Kaul Scott Morrison Chetan Nayak Simon Trebst

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Michael Freedman April 23 2009 Parsa Bonderson Adrian Feiguin Matthew Fisher Michael Freedman Matthew Hastings Ribhu Kaul Scott Morrison Chetan Nayak Simon Trebst Kevin Walker Zhenghan Wang. ISSP, The University of Tokyo, Masatoshi Sato. 2. 3. Outline. . What is topological superconductor. T. opological superconductors in various systems. 4. What is topological superconductor ?. Topological superconductors . in a collaboration between the PFC at JQI . and . CalTech. have . shown that it may be possible to take a conventional semiconductor and endow it with topological properties without subjecting the material to extreme environmental conditions or fundamentally changing its solid state structure. . Weisong. . Tu. Department of Physics and Astronomy. University of Tennessee. Instructor: Dr. . George . Siopsis. Introduction. Quantum Hall Effect. The quantum Hall effect is a quantum-mechanical version of the Hall effect, observed in two-dimensional electron systems subjected to low temperatures and strong magnetic fields. In the quantum hall effect, and the conductivity can be represented as. Dung Nguyen. Chicago 19. th. January. Content. Motivation . Quantum bit (qubit) vs Classical bit (bit). Quantum Computation . Quantum Communication. Conclusion. Motivation. The end of Moore’s law scaling in silicon (because of quantum effects of particle at scale smaller than 7nm).. 组员:马润泽 金佳霖 孙晋茹 宋化鼎 罗巍 申攀攀 沈齐欣 生冀明 刘易. Outline. Introduction. Brief history of topological insulators. Band theory. Quantum Hall effect. Superconducting proximity effect. Khalid Muhammad. 1. History of Quantum Computing. Bits and Qubits. Problems with the Quantum Machine. Who Introduced the Idea?. Khalid Muhammad. 1. Introduction to Quantum Computing. Soviet scientist Yuri . $$ NSF, AFOSR MURI, DARPA, ARO. Harvard-MIT. Takuya Kitagawa, . Erez. Berg, Mark Rudner. Eugene . Demler. . Harvard University. Also collaboration with A. White’s group, Univ. of Queensland. . and. . Topological. . phases. . of. matter. b. y. Reichmann Alexander. Overview. Phase . transitions. Topology. Quantum Hall . effect. Superconductivity. Applications. Phase . transition. Different . . Cumrun Vafa. . Oct. 31, 2017. . 20 . Years . Later: The Many Faces of . AdS. /CFT. Princeton University. By: Roshan Kathir, Javakar Jeyanathan, Theodore Egube. What is Quantum Computing?. Computing using quantum mechanics. Very powerful technology to allow extremely fast computing . Uses . qubits . instead of bits. No longer just theory. Meet-Up. . SlideS. by Henning Dekant. Mission IMPOSSIBLE. Massively Condensed, Short History of quantum computing. “I think I can safely say that nobody understands quantum mechanics”. Jordan Simo Kaptue. MRI. Quantum-based MRI could be used to look at single molecules or groups of molecules instead of the entire body, giving clinicians a far more accurate picture.. gold nanoparticles can be “programmed” to build up only in . Part 1. Outline. Introduction. Problems of classical physics. Black-body Radiation. experimental observations. Wien’s displacement law. Stefan – Boltzmann law. Rayleigh - Jeans. Wien’s radiation law. Iris Cong. Dept. of Computer Science, UCLA. Jointly authored with Prof. . Zhenghan. Wang (advisor) and . Meng. Cheng. arXiv:1609.02037. Contents. Introduction. Part I: Hamiltonian Realization. Part II: Algebraic Theory.

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