QIP 2003 — Quantum Information Processing

Friday, December 13, 2002 – Tuesday, December 17, 2002 · MSRI, Berkeley, California

Part of the MSRI program Quantum Computation. The 6th workshop on the Theory of Quantum Computation, Communication and Cryptography (then called Quantum Information Processing).

Static archive reconstructed from the SLMath (MSRI) workshop 204 record. 31 talks, 24 with slide PDFs (mirrored locally), 37 with video (hosted on SLMath/Vimeo — links open externally). The original site stored no abstracts. The participant list is not public.

Description

MSRI has chartered the UC Berkeley Hill Shuttle bus for Saturday and Sunday. It will run on the regular weekday schedule, but starting a little later (first bus leaves the Mining Circle at 8:15am) and ending earlier (last bus leaves MSRI at 5:30pm). Invited Speakers include: Dorit Aharonov, Gilles Brassard, Charles Bennett, Michael Ben-Or, Claude Crepeau, Wim van Dam, Ronald de Wolf, Edward Farhi, Sean Hallgren, Patrick Hayden, Rahul Jain, Alexei Kitaev, Samuel Lomonaco, Keiji Matsumoto, Michele Mosca, Michael Nielsen, Sandu Popescu, John Preskill, Ran Raz, Oded Regev, Mary Beth Ruskai, Miklos Santha, Rudiger Schack, Guifre Vidal, John Watrous, and Andreas Winter. There will be a Rump session of short talks on recent results; please email qip@msri.org if you wish to speak during this session. There will be an experimental Interactive Web Support for QIP. For details follow this link. http://www.msri.org/ext/InteractiveWebSupportForQIP.htm

Invited Speakers

Schedule

Friday, December 13, 2002

09:00–09:15Welcome and Introduction
Loa Nowina-Sapinski
09:15–10:00Polynomial-time quantum algorithms for Pell's equation and the principal ideal problem
Sean Hallgren
slides (PDF) · video · video
10:00–10:30Morning Tea
10:30–11:15Hidden translation and orbit coset in quantum computing
Miklos Santha
slides (PDF) · video · video
11:15–12:00On the dihedral hidden subgroup problem
Oded Regev
slides (PDF) · video · video
12:00–14:00Lunch
14:00–14:45Unknown quantum operations: A de Finetti representation theorem
Ruediger Schack
slides (PDF) · video · video
14:45–15:30Universal source coding, soft tomography, and universal concentration
Keiji Matsumoto
slides (PDF) · video · video
15:30–16:00Afternoon Tea
16:00–16:45Majorization and quantum information
Michael Nielsen
video · video
16:45–17:45Reception

Saturday, December 14, 2002

09:15–10:00Speedup by quantum walk
Edward Farhi
slides (PDF) · video · video
10:00–10:30Morning Tea
10:30–11:15Adiabatic quantum computation: Universality and tools
Dorit Aharonov
slides (PDF) · video · video
11:15–12:00On the quantum derandomization of algorithms
Michele Mosca
slides (PDF) · video · video
12:00–14:00Lunch
14:00–14:45Capturing quantum complexity classes via quantum channels
John Watrous
slides (PDF) · video · video
14:45–15:30A length n QECC probabilistically correcting (n-1)/2 arbitrary errors
Claude Crépeau
slides (PDF) · video · video
15:30–16:00Afternoon Tea
16:00–16:45Non-Abelian stabilizer codes for quantum error correction
Mary Beth Ruskai
slides (PDF) · video · video

Sunday, December 15, 2002

09:15–10:00and Samuel Lomonaco: Quantum entanglement
Louis Kauffman
slides (PDF) · video · video
10:00–10:30Morning Tea
10:30–11:15Qualifying entanglement with knot theory
Willem van Dam
slides (PDF) · video · video
11:15–12:00Classical complexity and quantum entanglement of bipartite mixed states
Leonid Gurvits
slides (PDF) · video · video
12:00–14:00Lunch
14:00–14:45Quantum computation without entanglement
Gilles Brassard
video · video
14:45–15:30Remote preparation of quantum states
Andreas Winter
slides (PDF) · video · video
15:30–16:00Afternoon Tea
16:00–16:45Entanglement in quantum critical phenomena
Guifre Vidal
slides (PDF) · video · video

Monday, December 16, 2002

09:15–10:00Secure quantum key distribution with an uncharacterized source
John Preskill
slides (PDF) · video · video
10:00–10:30Morning Tea
10:30–11:15Composing quantum protocols
Dominic Mayers
slides (PDF) · video · video
11:15–12:00TBA
Sandu Popescu
video
12:00–14:00Lunch
14:00–15:15Rump Session
Umesh Vazirani
15:15–15:45Afternoon Tea
15:45–17:00Rump Session (continued)
Umesh Vazirani

Tuesday, December 17, 2002

09:15–10:00Quantum coin-flipping
Alexei Kitaev
slides (PDF) · video · video
10:00–10:30Morning Tea
10:30–11:15Simple security proof for quantum key distribution
Michael Ben-Or
slides (PDF) · video
11:15–12:00Quantum computing, locally decodable codes, and private information retrieval
Ronald de Wolf
slides (PDF) · video
12:00–14:00Lunch
14:00–14:45TBA
Rahul Jain
14:45–15:30Hiding quantum data
Patrick Hayden
slides (PDF) · video
15:30–16:00Afternoon Tea
16:00–16:45Towards a quantum reverse Shannon theorem
Charles Bennett
slides (PDF) · video

Friday, December 13, 2002

08:00–17:00Multi-party entanglement
Sandu Popescu
slides (PDF) · video
08:00–17:00Controlling discrete quantum walks
video
08:00–17:00Searching a cube
video
08:00–17:00Non-abelian hidden subgroup problem
video
08:00–17:00Upper bound by Kolmogorov complexity for the probability in computable POVM measurement
video
08:00–17:00Quantum and relativistic bit commitment
video
08:00–17:00The capacity of hybrid quantum memory
video
08:00–17:00Robustness of gates
video
08:00–17:00An operational measure of multiple-qubit entanglement based on Grover's algorithm
video
08:00–17:00Qualitative and quantitative description of quantum entanglement
video
08:00–17:00The communication cost of simulating quantum correlations
video