Alexander Rimberg, Dartmouth
Fabien Boitier, L'École Polytechnique
Dr. Graeme Smith, IBM TJ Watson Research Center
Norbert Schuch, California Institute of Technology
Sophie Schirmer, University of Cambridge
Sophie Schirmer, University of Cambridge
I will cover the basics in terms of the control objectives and algorithms, details about the implementation, and recent results about the convergence behaviour, control landscape, and field characteristics and similarities and differences we see in Markovian vs Non-Markovian systems.
Part of a MITACS seminar series
Matthew Leifer, University College London
Cristopher Moore, University of New Mexico
Since Shor's algorithm breaks RSA cryptography, it makes sense to look for post-quantum cryptosystems: cryptosystems that can be carried out with classical computers today, but which will remain secure even if and when quantum computers are built.
Don Eigler, IBM
Classical Computation in Quantum Spin Structures
Can we design, build and operate atomic-scale logic circuits that perform conventional binary computation using only the spin degree of freedom?