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Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, and Foundations’ views on quantum information Inauguration conference for the Quantum Information Science Center (QISC), Hebrew university of Jerusalem Update: The news of our conference have made it to a big-league blog.

Image | Posted on April 12, 2013 by Gil Kalai | Tagged Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Qstart, Quantum computation, Quantum information, Quantum mechanics | 1 Comment

Symplectic Geometry, Quantization, and Quantum Noise

Posted on January 1, 2013 by Gil Kalai

Over the last two meetings of our HU quantum computation seminar we heard two talks about symplectic geometry and its relations to quantum mechanics and quantum noise. Yael Karshon: Manifolds, symplectic manifolds, Newtonian mechanics, quantization, and the non squeezing theorem. … Continue reading →

Posted in Computer Science and Optimization, Geometry, Physics | Tagged Leonid Polterovich, Noise, Quantization, Quantum computers, Quantum mechanics, Symplectic geometry, Yael Karshon | 5 Comments

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