PhD Defence
Quantum-Classical Correspondence and Entanglement in Periodically Driven Spin-Systems
Meenu Kumari
Meenu Kumari
Holger Haas
PhD Candidate: Hemant Katiyar
Last time we looked at unitary correlation sets, and obtained an analogue of Tsirelson's problem that is equivalent to the original one. In this talk, we'll see how unitary correlations can be thought of as strategies for a certain class of two-player (extended) non-local games, called quantum XOR games. Moreover, we'll see that Connes' embedding problem is equivalent to determining whether every quantum XOR game has the same winning probability in the commuting model as in the approximate finite-dimensional model.
Master's Candidate: Jeremy Kelly-Massicotte
Master's Candidate: Morgan Mastrovich
PhD Candidate: Guillaume Verdon-Akzam
Master's Candidate: Jaron Huq
PhD Candidate: Muhammet Yurtalan
Supervisors: Adrian Lupascu and Zbigniew Wasilewski
Thesis on display in the Engineering graduate office, E7-7402.
Oral defence in EIT 3142.
PhD Candidate: Jean-Philippe MacLean
Supervisor: Kevin Resch
PhD thesis presentation in QNC 0101.