Ignacio Cirac: Quantum Physics - A Source of Mysteries and Applications

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Kurzbeschreibung

Vortrag im Rahmen der "Erwin Schrödinger Distinguished Lecture Series"

Mitschnitt einer Veranstaltung des Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology (VCQ) am Dienstag, dem 27. März 2012 im Festsaal der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften

Es sprechen Helmut Denk (Präsident der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften), Markus Aspelmeyer (VCQ) und Jörg Schmiedmayer (Technische Universität Wien)

Abstract: Quantum Physics has revolutionized the way we perceive nature. The extraordinary experimental and theoretical progress experienced during the last few years has not only established the wide validity ofsuch a theory, but also has shown that it can be exploited to perform certain tasks which are impossible in our macroscopic world. In this talk I will superficially review the basic concepts of Quantum Physics that give rise to some of its mysteries, and explain several of the potential applications. I will also review current experimental efforts to build quantum computers, communication systems, or quantum money and credit cards.

Inhalt

Kapitel  Titel                                               Position
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     1.  Vorspann                                            00:00:00
     2.  H. Denk: Begrüßung                                  00:00:17
     3.  M. Aspelmeyer: Einleitung zum Vortrag               00:01:46
     4.  The world at the nano-meter scale                   00:06:00
     5.  Experiments                                         00:16:21
     6.  Defining properties by measuring them               00:27:00
     7.  Entanglement                                        00:34:28
     8.  New possibilities: quantum computing                00:41:36
     9.  Cryptography and quantum money                      00:48:37
    10.  The present sitaution of quantum computing          00:54:25
    11.  Publikumsfragen                                     01:06:19

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