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My name is Marco Cerezo, I have a degree in physics from the Universidad Nacional de la Plata (UNLP) in Buenos Aires Argentina, and I'm a Ph.D student.
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The More You Know: Qubit
A Qubit, or quantum bit is the fundamental unit of quantum information, it is a mathematical concept satisfying particular properties. The Qubit is the quantum counterpart of the classical bit. A classical bit can be in one of two different states: 0 … Continue reading
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Tagged bit, computational basis, qubit, superposition, the more you know
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Announcement: Introducing Entangled Physics New Logo
I am very proud to present Entangled Physics new identity. This logo is composed by two entangled atoms bound by an infinite. It’s design is clean, modern and friendly, and the text “Entangled Physics” is written in an easily readable … Continue reading
The More You Know: Loss-DiVicenzo Quantum Computer
The Loss-DiVicenzo Quantum Computer is a hardware proposal for the implementation of a scalable spin-based quantum computer in a coupled quantum dot system. The qubits of their quantum computer are realized as the two spin states of a confined electron. In … Continue reading
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Tagged computer, exchange coupling, gate, heisenberg, Loss-DiVicenzo, quantum dot, Quantum Mechanics, qunatum, redout, single qubit, the more you know, tunnel, tunneling, two-qubit
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The More You Know: EPR Paradox
The EPR Paradox is a thought experiment published in a paper in May 1935 by Albert Einstein and two of his postdoctoral research associates Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen that was meant to prove that Quantum Mechanics showed internal contradictions in it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Einstein, Entangled States, Entanglement, EPR, paradox, Podolski, Rosen, the more you know
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The More You Know: DiVicenzo Criteria
The DiVicenzo Criteria for implementing a quantum computer are a set of requirements that any candidate (circuit model) quantum computer must satisfy. These five requirements, plus two relating to the communication of quantum information were formulated by David P. DiVincenzo in 2008 and are … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, computer, criteria, decoherence, DiVicenzo, gate, quanutm, qubit, scalable, universal
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The More You Know: Boson Sampling
Boson Sampling is a model for non-universal quantum computation which performs specific tasks that are thought to be hard to efficiently perform on a classical computer. By exploiting the processing power of quantum mechanics, the output photon number distribution of … Continue reading
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Tagged boson, boson sampling, distribution, linear optical interferometer, photons, sampling, the more you know
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New Article Series: “The More You Know”
In the spirit of writing a “faq / Dictionary of Quantum Information and Quantum Computation” for the blog I’m starting a new article series called: The More You Know. In each article I’m gonna give a brief definition of terms which … Continue reading
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Tagged dictionary, know, more, new, series, the more you know
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Luis Masperi’s Price Special Mention
Every year during the annual Argentinean Physicists Meeting (Reunión anual de la AFA), all students that got their physics degree can participate in the Luis Masperi Price by presenting the work they did for their thesis. The presentations are graded … Continue reading
Entangled particles, faster than light communications and the no-cloning theorem
In 1982, a paper entitled “FLASH – A Superluminal Communicator Based Upon a New Kind of Quantum Measurement” was published by Nick Herbert, an American physicist who meant to prove that by using EPR entangled pairs and quantum effects, a … Continue reading
My latest paper: Non-transverse factorizing fields and entanglement in finite spin systems
A couple of weeks ago we uploaded to the arXive our latest paper: Non-transverse factorizing fields and entanglement in finite spin systems. Let me explain what this paper is about.
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Tagged Entanglement, factorizing fields, heisenberg, kurmann, non transverse, paper, separable, XYZ
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