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Separations of generalized probabilistic theories via their information processing capabilities

Matthew Leifer Chapman University

June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060033

Quantum Physics
Practical quantum-key-distribution systems with detector efficiency mismatch: attacks and secret key rates

June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060021

Quantum Physics
Learning about topological quantum memory

Lucy Liuxuan Zhang University of Maryland, College Park

June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060020

Quantum Physics
Is quantum theory special? Key distribution, computation and box world

Jonathan Barrett University of Oxford

June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060032

Quantum Physics
Free Space Quantum Key Distribution and its Implementation with a Polarization-Entangled Parametric Down Conversion Source

Christopher Erven Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 03, 2007

PIRSA:07060050

Quantum Physics
Symmetric extendibility of quantum states

Geir Myhr Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 03, 2007

PIRSA:07060019

Quantum Physics
Classical Post-processing for Low-Depth Phase Estimation Circuits

Donny Cheung Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 03, 2007

PIRSA:07060018

Quantum Physics
Coherent Control with Time-Energy entangled photons

Yaron Bromberg Weizmann Institute of Science

June 03, 2007

PIRSA:07060017

Quantum Physics
Quantum Cellular Automata Applications

Carlos Perez Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 03, 2007

PIRSA:07060049

Quantum Physics
Multiplicativity and Strong Multiplicativity of Norms on Transformations

Bill Rosgen Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 02, 2007

PIRSA:07060016

Quantum Physics
Purifying qubits in NMR quantum information processing

Colm Ryan Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 02, 2007

PIRSA:07060015

Quantum Physics
Degradation of a quantum directional reference frame

Lana Sheridan Mission College

June 02, 2007

PIRSA:07060014

Quantum Physics

Separations of generalized probabilistic theories via their information processing capabilities

Matthew Leifer Chapman University

June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060033

Quantum Physics
Practical quantum-key-distribution systems with detector efficiency mismatch: attacks and secret key rates

June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060021

Quantum Physics

Imperfections in devices are inevitable in practice. In this talk, we focus on the imperfection of QKD systems in the detectors, namely that the efficiencies of the detectors are not completely identical. We show some practical attacks that specifically exploit this efficiency mismatch and demonstrate how Eve may obtain some information on the final key if Alice and Bob are unaware of the attack. Also, we discuss the upper and lower bounds on the secret key rates both with and without the assumption of the efficiency mismatch
Learning about topological quantum memory

Lucy Liuxuan Zhang University of Maryland, College Park

June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060020

Quantum Physics

I will introduce Kitaev's suface codes as a block quantum error-correcting code. Recovery procedures will be described in the case of imperfect syndrome measurements. More might be covered if time permits.
Is quantum theory special? Key distribution, computation and box world

Jonathan Barrett University of Oxford

June 04, 2007

PIRSA:07060032

Quantum Physics
Free Space Quantum Key Distribution and its Implementation with a Polarization-Entangled Parametric Down Conversion Source

Christopher Erven Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 03, 2007

PIRSA:07060050

Quantum Physics
Symmetric extendibility of quantum states

Geir Myhr Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 03, 2007

PIRSA:07060019

Quantum Physics

Imagine that Alice and Bob share a quantum state, from which they want to distill something useful like entanglement or secret key. For this they need to communicate classically and they want to do this by one way communication from Alice to Bob. For some states, it might happen that the state is a part of a tripartite state shared with Charlie, which is invariant if Bob's and Charlie's systems are switched. Such a state is called a symmetric extension, and if it exists Alice and Bob have no chance of distilling key or entanglement by one way communication. I will present some results characterizing which quantum states have symmetric extension.
Classical Post-processing for Low-Depth Phase Estimation Circuits

Donny Cheung Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 03, 2007

PIRSA:07060018

Quantum Physics

Traditionally, we use the quantum Fourier transform circuit (QFT) in order to perform quantum phase estimation, which has a number of useful applications. The QFT circuit for a binary field generally consists controlled-rotation gates which, when removed, yields the lower-depth approximate QFT circuit. It is known that a logarithmic-depth approximate QFT circuit is sufficient to perform phase estimation with a degree of accuracy negligibly lower than that of the full QFT. However, when the depth of the AQFT circuit becomes even lower, the phase estimation procedure no longer produces results that are immediately correlated to the desired phase. In this talk, I will explore the possibility of retrieving this information with classical analysis and with computer post-processing of the measured results of a low-depth AQFT circuit in a phase estimation algorithm.
Coherent Control with Time-Energy entangled photons

Yaron Bromberg Weizmann Institute of Science

June 03, 2007

PIRSA:07060017

Quantum Physics

"Most of the experimental advances in coherent quantum control in recent years have involved ultrashort pulses and pulse shaping techniques. These pulses have been an excellent source of coherent light with precise phase relationship between the various frequency components. In several recent works we have investigated the possibility of using broadband nonclassical light, generated by down-conversion of narrow-band lasers, for coherent control.We demonstrated that pulse shaping techniques can be used in the single-photon limit, when the light is composed of individual time-energy entangled photons. We could shape the two-photon correlation function, which is as close as one can get to ‘shaping of individual photons’. Using polarization pulse-shaping techniques we also controlled the quantum interference of polarization entangled photons. By controlling both phase and polarization of the photon-pairs, we were able to tailor the Hong-Ou-Mandel interference pattern, and generate all four polarization Bell-states.We believe that the combination of quantum control techniques with quantum optics could add an important ingredient to the toolbox of quantum information and computing."
Quantum Cellular Automata Applications

Carlos Perez Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 03, 2007

PIRSA:07060049

Quantum Physics
Multiplicativity and Strong Multiplicativity of Norms on Transformations

Bill Rosgen Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 02, 2007

PIRSA:07060016

Quantum Physics

Proving the additivity of the classical capacity of quantum channels is a major open problem in quantum information. This problem is related to the multiplicativity of certain norms with respect to the tensor product. These problems are introduced and some approached to resolving them are discussed. Several special cases that have been solved are also mentioned.
Purifying qubits in NMR quantum information processing

Colm Ryan Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)

June 02, 2007

PIRSA:07060015

Quantum Physics

Any implementation of a quantum computer will require the ability to reset qubits to a pure input state, both to start the computation and more importantly to implement fault-tolerant operations. Even if we cannot reset to a perfectly pure state, heat-bath algorithmic cooling provides a method of purifying mixed states. By combining the ability to pump entropy out of the system through a controllable interaction with a heat bath and coherent control of the qubits, we are able to cool a subset of the qubits far below the heat bath temperature. Here we show an implementation of this cooling in a solid state NMR quantum information processor which offers high fidelity control of the qubit system and controllable access to a heat bath. We demonstrate an implementation of multiple rounds of heat-bath algorithmic cooling on three qubits and discuss the improvements in control techniques which have allowed us to show the purification of a single qubit to one and a half times the heat bath polarization.
Degradation of a quantum directional reference frame

Lana Sheridan Mission College

June 02, 2007

PIRSA:07060014

Quantum Physics

In this study, we are interested in the practical question of how many times a quantum directional reference frame (i.e., a spin-J system) can be used to perform a certain task with a given probability of success, under the assumption that the quantum directional reference frame evolves under a map that is covariant under rotations in SU(2). Our main theorem restricts the form of the state of the quantum reference frame as a function of how many times the covariant map was applied to it. Our results are a generalization of the paper of Bartlett el al. on the degradation of reference frames, and can be used to analyze certain types of interactions on a spin-J system.

Title	Date	Collection	Type	Info
Separations of generalized probabilistic theories via their information processing capabilities	2007‑06‑04	Operational Quantum Physics and the Quantum-Classical Contrast - 2007		View details
Practical quantum-key-distribution systems with detector efficiency mismatch: attacks and secret key rates	2007‑06‑04	The Fourth Annual Canadian Quantum Information Students' Conference - 2007	Conference	View details
Learning about topological quantum memory	2007‑06‑04	The Fourth Annual Canadian Quantum Information Students' Conference - 2007	Conference	View details
Is quantum theory special? Key distribution, computation and box world	2007‑06‑04	Operational Quantum Physics and the Quantum-Classical Contrast - 2007		View details
Free Space Quantum Key Distribution and its Implementation with a Polarization-Entangled Parametric Down Conversion Source	2007‑06‑03	The Fourth Annual Canadian Quantum Information Students' Conference - 2007	Conference	View details
Symmetric extendibility of quantum states	2007‑06‑03	The Fourth Annual Canadian Quantum Information Students' Conference - 2007	Conference	View details
Classical Post-processing for Low-Depth Phase Estimation Circuits	2007‑06‑03	The Fourth Annual Canadian Quantum Information Students' Conference - 2007	Conference	View details
Coherent Control with Time-Energy entangled photons	2007‑06‑03	The Fourth Annual Canadian Quantum Information Students' Conference - 2007	Conference	View details
Quantum Cellular Automata Applications	2007‑06‑03	The Fourth Annual Canadian Quantum Information Students' Conference - 2007	Conference	View details
Multiplicativity and Strong Multiplicativity of Norms on Transformations	2007‑06‑02	The Fourth Annual Canadian Quantum Information Students' Conference - 2007	Conference	View details
Purifying qubits in NMR quantum information processing	2007‑06‑02	The Fourth Annual Canadian Quantum Information Students' Conference - 2007	Conference	View details
Degradation of a quantum directional reference frame	2007‑06‑02	The Fourth Annual Canadian Quantum Information Students' Conference - 2007	Conference	View details

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Separations of generalized probabilistic theories via their information processing capabilities

Practical quantum-key-distribution systems with detector efficiency mismatch: attacks and secret key rates

Learning about topological quantum memory

Is quantum theory special? Key distribution, computation and box world

Free Space Quantum Key Distribution and its Implementation with a Polarization-Entangled Parametric Down Conversion Source

Symmetric extendibility of quantum states

Classical Post-processing for Low-Depth Phase Estimation Circuits

Coherent Control with Time-Energy entangled photons

Quantum Cellular Automata Applications

Multiplicativity and Strong Multiplicativity of Norms on Transformations

Purifying qubits in NMR quantum information processing

Degradation of a quantum directional reference frame

Separations of generalized probabilistic theories via their information processing capabilities

Practical quantum-key-distribution systems with detector efficiency mismatch: attacks and secret key rates

Learning about topological quantum memory

Is quantum theory special? Key distribution, computation and box world

Free Space Quantum Key Distribution and its Implementation with a Polarization-Entangled Parametric Down Conversion Source

Symmetric extendibility of quantum states

Classical Post-processing for Low-Depth Phase Estimation Circuits

Coherent Control with Time-Energy entangled photons

Quantum Cellular Automata Applications

Multiplicativity and Strong Multiplicativity of Norms on Transformations

Purifying qubits in NMR quantum information processing

Degradation of a quantum directional reference frame