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Introduction to Quantum Information
Hefei National Research Center for Physical Sciences at the
Microscale and School of Physical Sciences,
CAS Center for Excellence and Synergetic Innovation Center in Quantum Information and Quantum Physics
University
of Science and Technology of China
Description Reference Books Notes
Course Description
This
course is open to all graduate students and undergraduates. The final grades
are based on a report about quantum information (20%, the subject can be
arbitrary, which is preferably related to your current research project, recent
progress or your own ideas along one specific area on theoretical or
experimental quantum information), final exam (60%), homework and attendance of
the class (20%).
Spring 2023
CLASS: PHYS5251P
Number of Students:
unlimited; currently about 60 for a total number of graduates and
undergraduates.
HOURS: Wednesday 14:00 to
15:35, Friday 15:55 am to 17:30.
CLASSROOM: 5404,
USTC.
INSTRUCTORs:
Prof. Kai Chen, Hefei National Research Center for
Physical Sciences at the Microscale and School of Physical Sciences, USTC
Telephone: 0551-63607083
Office: Room 1013-1, Scientific Building B,
E-mail: kaichen@ustc.edu.cn
Prof. Fei-Hu Xu,
E-mail: feihuxu@ustc.edu.cn
Assistant INSTRUCTOR:
Teaching Assistants:
Shu-Ming Hu, Email: hsm0723@mail.ustc.edu.cn
Jun-Hao Wei, Email: weijunhao@mail.ustc.edu.cn
PREREQUISITES
Students
should be familiar with elementary quantum mechanics and some linear algebra.
Reference
Books
Quantum
Computation and Quantum Information by Michael A. Nielsen
& Isaac L. Chuang, Cambridge University Press, 2010.
Principles
of Quantum Information Physics by Yong-De Zhang (《量子信息物理原理》张永德, 科学出版社).
尹浩、韩阳等编著，《量子通信原理与技术》，电子工业出版社，2013.
Reference
Papers
BDSW96 paper:
Charles
H. Bennett, David P. DiVincenzo, John A. Smolin, and William K. Wootters, Mixed-state
entanglement and quantum error correction,
(This
is only for students’ learning use. One should obey copyright rights of Phys.
Rev. A, and should not distribute it for any other use.)
QIP Report requirement
Concerned
with basic requirements for final report about quantum information, please
refer to this file. You can also have a look about the
dissertation requirements of USTC.
Notes
The following
notes are prepared by Kai Chen, Fei-Hu Xu or guest professors. All rights
reserved, the notes should not be used for any commercial purpose, and massive
distribution of the notes can be done only with the permission of Kai Chen or
the guest professors themselves.
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