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Quantum Information in Braunschweig |
This is the home page of a research group lead by
Reinhard F. Werner,
based in the Institute for Mathematical Physics
at the Technical University of Braunschweig
(Germany).
The aim of this group is to clarify the basic structures relevant to
quantum information theory, and to provide tools for a rigorous
quantitative theory of concepts such as quantum and classical capacity
of quantum channels, and entanglement of states on composite quantum
systems.
If you want to find out what this is all about, follow the buttons at
the top of this page to an
Introduction,
with additional material.
See also our link collection on the subject,
our papers and, if you are looking for a
challenge, our problem page.
The
current literature
and the progress of our own projects are discussed in
weekly meetings of the group, to which guests
are always welcome. Moreover, we are part of the
A2 Quanten Information Consortiums
a regular seminar of quantum information theory groups in Northern Germany.
Nationally, we are participating in the research effort
"Quantum Information Processing",
supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
(DFG; roughly: German National Science Foundation),
and on the European scale in the program
Quantum Information Processing & Communications
(QIPC) in the
5th Framework Programme of the European Commission (Project
EQUIP).
For further contact information, see also the home page
of the Institute for Mathematical Physics.
Quantum Information
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