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connections between quantum error correction and many-body physics have been put to light following a long history of pioneering research at Caltech in these fields. And as if that weren’t eno...

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Alexei Kitaev, a Caltech physicist, hooked me on chaos. I TAed his spring-2016 course. The registrar calls the course Ph 219c: Quantum Computation. I call the course Topics that Interest Alexe...

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have written before about the exciting day in April 1997 when Alesha and I met, and I heard for the first time about

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great example of a two-trick pony is my Caltech colleague Alexei Kitaev. Alexei studied condensed matter physics, but he also became intensely interested in computer

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Heya i'm for the first time here. I found this board and I find It really useful & it helped me out much. I hope to give something back and aid others like you aided me.

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John had also been working on topological quantum computation. John has already written about his excitement when Kitaev visited Caltech and talked about the toric code. The two of them, plus Er...

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Interesting post, sir. Dr. Kitaev deserve the honor. His work on resilient quantum systems, which can survive even in certain noisy environs, is a contribution to QI that has opened up avenues fo...

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I have the opportunity to say nice things about them. This seems to be happening a lot lately (Kitaev, Wineland, Kimble, Hawking, Polchinski,

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John, Thank you for telling us such an interesting story! I like it a lot. I only realized the existence of this blog today from Ann's email. I heard the news about Alexei's award from Chinese me...

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In reply to John Sidles. Are there QC implementations for which the dominant type of noise is 1/f? Also, <...

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