Dive into the intricate world of quantum physics with this comprehensive lecture exploring the Mathematics of Quantum Entanglement. Led by M. Christandl from the University of Copenhagen, this nearly two-hour session covers essential topics including the mathematical setup of quantum systems, the concept of entanglement, quantum communication protocols, Bell inequalities, and quantum capacities. Gain a deep understanding of the mathematical foundations underlying these complex quantum phenomena and their applications in cutting-edge quantum technologies.
Overview
Syllabus
Mathematics of Quantum Entanglement, M. Christandl (University of Copenhagen), Part 1
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NCCR SwissMAP
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