Explore the intersection of algebraic graph theory and quantum computing in this 29-minute lecture delivered by Chris Godsil from the University of Waterloo. Delve into advanced mathematical concepts and their applications in the realm of quantum information processing. Gain insights into how graph-theoretic approaches can be leveraged to solve complex problems in quantum computing, enhancing your understanding of both fields. Discover the latest developments and potential future directions in this cutting-edge area of research.
Algebraic Graph Theory and Quantum Computing - Lecture 32
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Lecture 32 | Algebraic Graph Theory and Quantum Computing
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Fields Institute
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