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Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm

Explores the Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm and its application in solving optimization problems efficiently using quantum adiabatic evolution.

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Explores spin-wave computing, magnonic nanostructures, and wave-based computing applications, emphasizing low-power, nonlinear computing potential.

Photonics Quantization: Exploring Energy States in Different Dimensions

Discusses the quantization of photonic states in various dimensions and their implications for quantum science.

Quantum Systems: Functional Development

Discusses quantum systems, excited states, dissipation, and functional development in quantum chemistry.

Quantum and Nanocomputing

Covers standard transformations, entanglement, superpositions, and measurements in quantum computing.

Quantum Langevin Equations

Covers the derivation of quantum Langevin equations and input-output formalism in open quantum systems.

Theory of Open Quantum Systems

Covers trace-preserving maps, master equations, and Lindblad operators in the theory of open quantum systems.

Quantum and Nanocomputing

Explores quantum computing fundamentals, including qubits, gates, and entanglement, as well as the impact of quantum computing on society.

Quantum Channels: Lecture 08 - Part 2

Covers the evolution of quantum systems and the dynamics of open quantum systems.

Quantum Simulation: Concepts and Methods

Explores quantum simulation using programmable quantum systems to simulate model systems and discusses the challenges and methods involved.

Josephson Coupling Energy

Covers Josephson coupling energy in superconducting systems and the behavior of Josephson junctions as inductors.

Quantum Information and Computing

Covers quantum information, computing, algorithms, error correction, and challenges in the field.

Spontaneous Emission in Quantum Wells

Explores spontaneous emission in quantum wells, electric field effects on optical transitions, and the quantum confined Stark effect.