Quantum groups and quantum information theory
Sergiy Neshveyev, University of Oslo
Abstract: Quantum groups were invented around 40 years ago, although in some form they existed since the 1930s. I’ll give a brief history of the subject and of its origins in mathematical physics, and then discuss some of its recent applications to quantum information theory.
Видео Quantum groups and quantum information theory канала Gemini Center on Quantum Computing
Abstract: Quantum groups were invented around 40 years ago, although in some form they existed since the 1930s. I’ll give a brief history of the subject and of its origins in mathematical physics, and then discuss some of its recent applications to quantum information theory.
Видео Quantum groups and quantum information theory канала Gemini Center on Quantum Computing
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