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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/molecular-s
 ingle-photon-sources-quantum-communication-and
SUMMARY:Molecular single photon sources for quantum communication and enhan
 ced\nsensing
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIQC SEMINAR FEATURING MICHAEL WILKE\, MCGILL UNIVER
 SITY\n\nThe pioneering experiments by Hanbury and Twiss are considered by 
 many\nas the beginnings of experimental quantum optics. These experiments\
 nare now particularly relevant in the context of quantum photonics and\nth
 e characterization of single photon sources.\ncont.\n 
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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/informal-se
 minar-featuring-professor-anthony-leggett
SUMMARY:Informal seminar featuring Professor Anthony Leggett\, University o
 f\nIllinois
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nPROFESSOR ANTHONY LEGGETT - UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS\
 n\nOne of the historically earliest proposals for implementing the idea\no
 f (partially) protected topological quantum computing involves the\nphysic
 al braiding of the Majorana fermions believed to exist in\ntwo-dimensional
  Fermi superfluids in which the order parameter has the\nso-called chiral 
 (\"p+ip\") symmetry. (For many years a plausible\ncandidate system was sin
 gle-plane strontium ruthenate\, but recent\nexperiments have somewhat mudd
 ied the waters). The original\ntheoretical paper on this topic (Ivanov 200
 1)\, and most of the\nsubsequent literature on it\, uses the Bogoliubov-de
  Gennes equations\,\nthereby violating the principle of conservation of to
 tal\nparticle number. [http://number.In] In this informal talk I will\nr
 eport on some work with Yiruo Lin* which inter alia attempts to\nexamine h
 ow far the standard conclusions continue to hold when we\ninsist on conser
 ving particle number.\n 
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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/seminar-fea
 turing-professor-richard-curry-university
SUMMARY:Seminar featuring Professor Richard Curry\, University of Mancheste
 r
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThe ability to engineer the electrical\, optical an
 d magnetic\nproperties of advanced materials on the nanoscale is of increa
 sing\nimportance to the development of future technologies. One approach t
 o\nachieving this is through impurity doping\, with increased control over
 \nthe spatial resolution and isotopic purity enabled by the development\no
 f dedicated tools. In this talk the 'P-NAME' tool will be described\,\nand
  the underlying principle surrounding its application for the\ndevelopment
  of doped systems for quantum technologies including qubits\npresented. co
 nt.\n 
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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/rac1-journa
 l-clubseminar-series-10
SUMMARY:RAC1 Journal Club/Seminar Series
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nPRODUCING POLARIZATION ENTANGLED STATES USING A BRI
 GHT SINGLE PHOTON\nSOURCE\n\n[Morgan Mastrovich]Morgan Mastrovich\, Master
 's Student\n 
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