Workshop on Stochastics and Quantum Physics
Thursday 21 October - Tuesday 26 October, 1999
Aud. G1/G2, Department of Mathematical Sciences
University of Aarhus
The Workshop focussed on some of the areas where concepts and techniques
from Stochastics (i.e. Probability and Mathematical Statistics) are, or
seem likely soon to become, of real quantum physical importance.
By bringing together leading physicists and mathematicians, having an
active interest in the themes of the Workshop, it was sought to foster
fruitful discussions and collaboration on the role and use of Stochastics
in Quantum Physics.
Schedule for the Workshop
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Time | Thursday
(Aud. G2) | Friday
(Aud. G2) | Saturday
(Aud. G1) | Monday
(Aud. G1) | Tuesday
(Aud. G1) |
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9.00-9.50 | registr. | Bardou | Holevo | Peres | Helland
|
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COFFEE |
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10.10-11.00 | Course | Course | Belavkin | Carmichael | Høyer |
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11.10-12.00 | Course | Course | Belavkin | Wiseman | Lindblad |
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LUNCH (from 12.30) |
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14.00-14.50 | Petz | Mahler | Barchielli | Gill |
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COFFEE |
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15.10-16.00 | Percival | Zambrini | Maassen | Gottlieb |
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16.10-17.00 | Haagerup | Polzik | Massar | Lobanov
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Titles of talks
- Luigi Accardi:
- An outline of the stochastic limit of quantum theory
- Alberto Barchielli:
- Quantum stochastic models of two-level atoms.
- Francois Bardou:
- Stochastic wave-functions, Lévy flights and quantum evaporation
- Howard Carmichael:
- Physical principles of quantum trajectories
- Richard Gill:
- Quantum asymptotic statistics and ``non-locality
without entanglement''
- Alexander Gottlieb:
-
Quantum molecular chaos and the dynamics of mean-field spin
models.
- Inge S. Helland
- Experiments, symmetries and quantum mechanics
- Alexander S. Holevo:
- Coding Theorems for Quantum Channels
- Peter Høyer:
- The Subgroup Problem via State Distinguishability
- Uffe Haagerup:
- Spectra of random matrices and random operators on
Hilbert spaces
- Göran Lindblad:
- Gaussian maps and processes in quantum systems
- Yuri Yu. Lobanov:
- Stochastic calculations
in quantum physics
via numerical integration in metric spaces
- Elena R. Loubenets:
- The Quantum Stochastic Evolution of
an Open System under
Continuous in Time Non-demolition Measurement
- Günther Mahler:
- Statistical measures for the
characterization of quantum trajectories
- Hans Maassen:
-
Ergodicity of continuous measurement in quantum optics
- Serge Massar:
- How much classical communication is required
to simulate quantum
communication and quantum entanglement?
- Ian Percival:
- Generalized Bell inequalities
- Asher Peres:
- Relativistic Quantum Measurements
- Denes Petz:
- Relative entropy in quantum information theory
- Eugene Polzik:
- Eugene Polzik gave a short introduction to `Quantum Optics' followed by a guided tour at the
`Quantum Optics Lab' at the Department of Physics,
University of Aarhus.
- Howard Wiseman:
- Monitoring Open Quantum Systems:
Theory and Applications to Adaptive Quantum Measurements.
- Jean Claude Zambrini:
- Stochastic analysis as a
tool for the foundations of
quantum mechanics
- Bernt Øksendal:
- Wick Products, Malliavin Calculus and their applications in Physics
Mini-proceedings
The (extended) abstracts of all talks has been gathered into
a small booklet that you may down-load.
Registered participants
|
- Alberto Barchielli
(University of Milano)
- Francois Bardou
(University of Newcastle)
- Ole E. Barndorff-Nielsen
(University of Aarhus)
- Viacheslav P. Belavkin
(University of Nottingham)
- Fred Espen Benth
(University of Oslo)
- Howard Carmichael
(University of Ulm)
- Richard Gill
(University of Utrecht)
- Alexander Gottlieb
(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
- Svend Erik Graversen
(University of Aarhus)
- Inge S. Helland
(University of Oslo)
- Alexander S. Holevo
(Steklov Mathematical Institute, Moscow)
- Uffe Haagerup
(University of Odense)
- Peter Høyer
(University of Aarhus)
- Jens Ledet Jensen
(University of Aarhus)
- Peter E. Jupp
(University of St Andrews)
- Martin Leitz-Martini
(University of Tübringen)
- Mykola Leonenko
(Kiev University)
- Göran Lindblad
(Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm)
- Yuri Yu. Lobanov
(University of Dubna)
- Elena Loubenets
(Moscow State Institute of Electronics and Mathematics)
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- Alessandra Luati
(University of Bologna)
- Hans Maassen
(University of Nijmegen)
- Günther Mahler
(University of Stuttgart)
- David Márquez-Carreras
(University of Barcelona)
- Serge Massar
(University of Bruxelles)
- Milan Mosonyi
(Technnical University of Budapest)
- Klaus Mølmer
(University of Aarhus)
- Ian Percival
(Queen Mary and Westfield College, London)
- Asher Peres
(Technion, Haifa)
- Goran Peskir
(University of Aarhus)
- Denes Petz
(Technical University of Budapest)
- Eugene Polzik
(University of Aarhus)
- Daniel Terno
(Technion, Haifa)
- Steen Thorbjørnsen
(University of Odense)
- Flemming Topsøe
(University of Copenhagen)
- H. Wiseman
(Griffith University)
- Jean-Claude Zambrini
(University of Lisbon)
- Eberhard Zeidler
(Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the
Sciences, Leipzig)
- Bernt Øksendal
(University of Oslo)
|
More/Related Information
Please make further inquiries to the local organizers
Ole E. Barndorff-Nielsen and
Klaus Mølmer
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