Theory

Our group consists of PhD/MSc/BSc students who are working under the leadership of Prof. Vahid Karimipour. At the moment, the research interest of the group is mainly focused on measurement-based quantum computation, quantum channels with memory, quantum control, and quantum many-body systems. We have organized three international workshops and schools in 2007, 2008 and 2010. To find information about these activities, please go through the webpage.

Small group, led by Dr. M. Mc Gettrick, working on quantum algorithms, in
particular, quantum random walks and quantum game theory.

CAPP is a team of the LIG (Laboratoire d'Informatique de Grenoble) devoted to theoretical computer science.
The CAPP group is a place where both classical and non-quantum computational models are designed and studied, with a focus on Algorithms, Programs and Proofs.

We perform theoretical studies of complex dynamics in materials. We use physically-motivated models to make predictions which can be tested experimentally and are useful to better understand the observed phenomena. We are currently working on several projects, including: quantum computing (superconducting Josephson-junction qubits, scalable quantum circuitry, improved designs for the control, coherent oscillations, and readout), vortex dynamics in superconductors, new fluxtronics devices, complex collective phenomena, nano-magnetism and spintronics.

We are a physics theory research group sponsored by the Emmy Noether program of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft

The Theory Division started its activities in December 2001. Since then, we carry out theoretical research in Quantum Information Theory, Quantum Optics and Information, and Quantum Many-Body systems.

Key words: entanglement and gravity, notion of quantum information, quantum information conservation, nonlocal causality, macro-entanglement, quantum information and logic, quantum information and meta-mathematics, quantum computer and transfinite calculus

Perimeter Institute is a theoretical physics institute.

Quantum Information Theory group of Renato Renner at ETH Zurich.