Patrick Lee (MIT): Majorana Zero Modes: What, Why, Where and When
This talk is part of the CIQC/CQCS Quantum Colloquium series.
3.10.2021
Please note that at 44:00, there is a brief 30 second lapse in the recording.
Видео Patrick Lee (MIT): Majorana Zero Modes: What, Why, Where and When канала CIQC
3.10.2021
Please note that at 44:00, there is a brief 30 second lapse in the recording.
Видео Patrick Lee (MIT): Majorana Zero Modes: What, Why, Where and When канала CIQC
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