Explore the intricate relationship between entanglement and phases of matter in this comprehensive lecture by Frank Verstraete from Cambridge University. Delivered as part of the Workshop on Quantum Information and Physics at the Institute for Advanced Study, this 86-minute talk delves into the fundamental concepts of quantum mechanics and their applications in understanding various states of matter. Gain insights into how entanglement, a key quantum phenomenon, influences and characterizes different phases of matter, and discover the latest research findings in this cutting-edge field of physics.
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Entanglement and Phases of Matter - Frank Verstraete
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Institute for Advanced Study
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