4EU+ course: Quantum Information and Quantum Many-Body Theory

Information about Masterclass in Copenhagen

As described below, the course will be finished with a masterclass/summer school to be held physically in Copenhagen (24-28 June 2024).

Although course participants will take precedence, we open the school also to other interested Master and PhD students.

In particular the school will be a DigiQ network event and therefore, DigiQ students will have the possibility to apply for travel support at their home institution. 

Deadline for registration for the Summer School in Copenhagen is May 17: Registration

A number of international experts will give presentation about latest developments in Quantum Many-body theory and Quantum information.

List of speakers: 

  • Jonatan Bohr Brask, Technical University of Denmark
  • Géraldine Haack, Université de Genève, Switzerland
  • Cécilia Lancien, Institut Fourier Grenoble, France David Perez-Garcia, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
  • Hal Tasaki, Gakushuin University, Japan
  • Amanda Young, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaig, USA

  • Cécilia Lancien and
  • David Perez Garcia

are joint speakers with the master class Operator Algebras, Random Matrices, and Quantum Expander Graphs 

Preliminary schedule:

 

Mon

Tues

Wed

Thur

Fri

9:15-10:00

Welcome

Lancien

Free spot for additional lecture

Free spot for additional lecture

Young

10-10:30

Coffee

Coffee

Coffee

Coffee

Coffee

10:30-12:15

Brask

Tasaki

Tasaki

Lancien

Perez-Garcia

12:15-14:00

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

14-15:45

Lancien

Brask

OUTING

Perez Garcia

Young

15:45-16:15

Coffee

Coffee

Coffee

Coffee and goodbye

16:15-18

Haack

Haack

Young (finish 17)

 

18-

 

Pizza-Poster

Dinner

QMATH organizes a 4EU+ course on Quantum Information and Quantum Many-Body Theory together with the University of Milan, the University of Warsaw, the University of Geneva, Heidelberg University, Sorbonne University and Charles University.

The course is open to Danish and international PhD students and master students within MATH, Physics and Computer Science. Expected minimal requirements: Linear algebra some elementary quantum knowledge, e.g., elementary quantum computing or elementary quantum mechanics.

Schedule

The course will consist of three phases:
Phase 1: March 7-May 2, 2024 Online lectures (approximately one two hour lectures every other week, in total 7 lectures)
Phase 2: May2-May 31, 2024: Students work on assignments which will be presented at a poster session at the physical meeting.
Phase 3: June 24-June 28, 2024: Physical Master Class (Approximately 24 hours of lectures plus 5 hours exercises).