1세부과제 집중강연 (2016.02.22~24)

2016.02.24 10:45

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제목

 집중강연

개최일시

 2016-02-22 ~ 2016-02-24

내용

 1. 제목 : 집중강연
 2. 일시 : 2016.02.22(월) ~ 24(수)  16:00 ~ 18:00
 3. 장소 : 서울대학교 129동 301호
 4. 참석대상 : 국내외 참가자 30명 내외
                    -센터 참여연구원,연구조원 및 관련 연구원 
 5. 연사 및 강연 프로그램 :  Ion Nechita (CNRS, Laboratoire de Physique Theorique, Toulouse)
                                       "Using Random Matrices in Quantum Information Theory"
                                        Lecture 1.
                                         - Introduction to Random Matrices
                                         - Gaussian random variables and integration. The Wick formula
                                         - The Haar measure on the unitary group. The Weingarten formula
                                        Lecture 2.
                                         - Random density matrices. The induced measure
                                         - The asymptotic distribution of eigenvalues
                                         - The partial transposition of random quantum states. Free probability theory
                                        Lecture 3.
                                         - Random quantum channels obtained from random isometries
                                         - The maximal output entropy of quantum channels. The additivity question
                                         - Product of conjugate random quantum channels
                                         - The asymptotic output set of a random quantum channel 
 6. 초록 :  The goal of this series of lectures is to present some recent results in QIT which make use of
             random matrices. After an introduction to random matrix theory, I will present the method of moments,
             one of the most successful methods used to study the spectra of large random matrices. This will be
             the occasion to discuss integration over Gaussian spaces and over unitary groups. On the QIT side,
             I will focus on two main topics, random quantum states and random quantum channels. I will then
             prove two recent results, one on the asymptotic eigenvalue distribution of the partial transposition of
             random quantum states, and another on the output set of random quantum channels. Both will
             require some terminology and results from free probability, which will also be discussed in detail.
             Useful recent reference: B. Collins and I. Nechita - Random matrix techniques in quantum information
             theory, J. Math. Phys. 57, 015215 (2016);
             http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4936880; http://arxiv.org/abs/1509.04689 

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