ISSN 1729-5254Quantum
Information Project 2010 (Workshop
and Special issue)
Part I Quantum Communication Workshop 2010 QCW2010 is a two-day workshop on theoretical and experimental
aspects of quantum communication and quantum cryptography. This event
is organized by UNIK - University Graduate Center
of Kjeller, at the Kjeller Technology
Cluster, located half-way between the Oslo Airport and downtown Oslo in
Norway. QCW2010 will focus on practical advanced solutions for
quantum communication and cryptography currently under
development in European and world-wide partnerships involving academic
research centers, commercial companies and public
consortia.
Quantum
communication technologies developed in the trusted
environment of experimental laboratories have recently addressed industrialization
and commercialization, thus facing expected and unexpected challenges:
from security vs. business requirements and conformity
to standardization and legal specifications, to field operational
tests under malevolent attacks. Aiming to
provide network security for communications, quantum
fiber-based and free-space technologies are both becoming a
reality across optical networks, and will thus be discussed at QCW2010 by experts in the field within a
global perspective. Quantum Communication Workshop Contributions: ·
Why should cryptographers care about
quantum physics? – Renato Renner ·
QKD and real-world security -
Sébastien Kunz-Jacques ·
Integrating QKD in telecommunication
networks - Vicente Martín ·
Hints for QKD industrialization -
Jesus Martinez ·
QKD standardization in ETSI - Gaby
Lenhart Download PDFExperiments with
quantum entanglement in space - Rupert Ursin ·
ESA developments on quantum
communications - Josep Perdigues ·
The long road ahead to worldwide
quantum networks - Simon Devitt ·
Quantum errors in quantum
communication - Sara Felloni ·
Quantum key distribution and quantum
hacking - Lars Lydersen ·
Eavesdropping on installed QKD line
demo - Vadim Makarov ·
QKD+Encryption in a single 50km fiber
- Nino Walenta ·
Compensating the phase-drift of a
communication channel - Marco Lucamarini
·
Atmospheric quantum communication -
Dominique Elser QCW2010 -
Program and Abstracts Part II Quantum
Information Science (QIS) Special Issue Introduction EJTP team is planning to dedicate a Special Issue to the nascent
yet exponentially evolving field of “Quantum Information Science (QIS)”. QIS
is emerging as one of the most revolutionary offshoots of the quantum world
in the last two decades. Research is progressing at a feverish pace with new
and significant results being reported on a day to day basis. Even more encouraging is the fact that QIS
still remains an immensely fertile research proposition with accomplishments
leading to more “open questions” thereby stimulating further investigations. QIS essentially embraces the study of information theoretic
aspects of information processing (e.g. communication/computing) using
quantum mechanical unitary operations. QIS studies have already resulted in
identifying associations between quantum physics, physics of communications
and computer science with potential for development of technologies that
could completely revolutionize information processing involving dramatic
speedups of computing tasks, unconditional secure communications etc. At a
more fundamental level, studies in QIS and the related phenomena of quantum
entropy, entanglement & decoherence have provided valuable insights into
the black hole dynamics and other aspects of cosmological physics etc. Objectives of the Special Issue Realizing the immense promise held out by QIS, on the one hand,
and the numerous challenges that need to be surmounted by the physics
community before the power and versatility of this resource can be harnessed
into productive activities, on the other, the EJTP team finds it an opportune
time to come up with a Special EJTP Issue dedicated exclusively to QIS. This
would provide researchers with a collective platform for presenting their
findings to the extended readership within a short gestation. The Special Issue would relate to all facets of QIS including,
in particular, but not restricted to (a) Quantum
Information Theory & Quantum
Entropy (b) Quantum
Entanglement, Decoherence & Quantum Measurements (c) Quantum
Computation & Algorithms (d) Quantum Error
Corrections (e) Quantum
Cryptography (f) Fundamental
Issues in QIS e.g. Bell Inequalities, Nonlocality etc. (g) Experimental Issues
in QIS (h) Quantum
Communications (i) QIS &
Fundamental Physics e.g. QFT, GTR, Black Hole Dynamics & Cosmology. Quantum Information Sciences Contributions: ·
Effective Physical Processes and Active Information in Quantum
Computing, Ignazio Licata ·
Some Aspects Of The Quantum Potential, Robert Carroll ·
Quantum Robot: Quantum Mind control on a Quantum Computer, P. A. Zizzi ·
Formulas for Mutually Unbiased Bases in Systems Of Qudits, Maurice R Kibler ·
The (Unfortunate) Complexity Of The Economy, JP Bouchaud ·
The Problem of Quantum Measurement and Entangled States:
Interactions Among States and Formation of Detector Images, Fariel Shafee¤ ·
Quantum Entanglement With Gaussian States, J P Singh ·
Dynamic Single-Slit and Double-Slit For The Entanglement in
Triple-Qubits Systems, W.X. Yan, Wenfang Li, X.P. Li, T.D. Wen, and L.P. Xu ·
A Gradient System On The Quantum Information Space Realizing The
Karmarkar Flow For Linear Programming- A Clue To Effective Algorithms –, Yoshio Uwano and
Hiromi Yuya ·
Q-Numbers, Paravector Logic, Geometric Qubit and Information
Processing in Eight Dimensions, Victor I. Tarkhanov and Michael M. Nesterov ·
Quantum Algorithms and Diagrams of States: Deutsch’s and
Grover’s Algorithms, Sara Felloni, and
Giuliano Strini ·
Hidden Statistics Approach to Quantum Simulations., Michail Zak ·
Simple Violation of CHSH Inequality with Local Causality., J.F. Geurdes ·
Quantum Information Manipulation: Topology,Formal Languages,
Groups, Mario Rasetti, and Chiara Marletto If you need further information please contact us at
info[AT]ejtp.com , ignazio.licata[AT]ejtp.info, sara[AT]unik.no ,
jatinfdm[AT]iitr.ernet.in or EJTP
Editorial Board Members. Project Editors; Sara Felloni Jatinder P Singh Ignazio Licata Ammar Sakaji Organization and Sponsorship
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