[:is]Math Phys seminar
Fyrirlesari: Arnbjorg Soffia Arnadottir,University of Waterloo
Titill: Continuous Quantum Walks
Staðsetning: VR-II, V-158
Tími: Fimmtudag 22.ágúst kl. 11:00
Ágrip:
Continuous quantum walks arise naturally as quantum analogues of
continuous random walks, but in contrast to their classical counterparts, they
exhibit some curious and counter-intuitive properties. I will give an
introductory talk on continuous quantum walks and present some of these
exciting properties.
The motivation for studying quantum walks largely comes from quantum physics
and quantum computing, however, the emphasis of this talk will be on the
mathematics. In particular, no prior knowledge of anything quantum is
assumed.[:en]
Speaker: Arnbjorg Soffia Arnadottir,University of Waterloo
Title: Continuous Quantum Walks
Room: VR-II, V-158
Time: Thursday 22nd August, 11:00hrs
Abstract:
Continuous quantum walks arise naturally as quantum analogues of
continuous random walks, but in contrast to their classical counterparts, they
exhibit some curious and counter-intuitive properties. I will give an
introductory talk on continuous quantum walks and present some of these
exciting properties.
The motivation for studying quantum walks largely comes from quantum physics
and quantum computing, however, the emphasis of this talk will be on the
mathematics. In particular, no prior knowledge of anything quantum is
assumed.[:]