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Revision as of 18:50, 10 January 2011
Journal Club Winter 2011
Contents
People
Organizer: Kamil Michnicki (kpm3@u.washington.edu)
Faculty Advisor: Dave Bacon (dabacon@cs.washington.edu)
Place
Thursday 12:00 in Computer Science, CSE 403.
Organization
Topic Chosen: Quantum Random Walks
Main ideas:
Theory
Quantum Annealing
Quantum-Quantum Metropolis Algorithm
Universality of Quantum Walks
Relationship between continuous and quantum walks
Schedule
| Subject | Speaker | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Organization and classical random walks | Lukas | Jan 7 |
| Pre-2004 Quantum Walks | Lukas | Jan 14 |
| Post-2004 Quantum Walks (Szegedy Walk) | Lukas | Jan 21 |
| Quantum Annealing | Kamil | Jan 27 |
| Quantum Metropolis Algorithms | Alex | Feb 3 |
| Universality of Quantum Walks | Isaac | Feb 10 |
| Universality of Quantum Walks (2) | Isaac | Feb 24 |
| Relationship between continuous and discrete | Paul | Mar 3 |
