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8:30-9:00
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Continental breakfast, name tags, getting acquainted
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9:00-9:30
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Palle Jorgensen,
University of Iowa
Some connections between operator algebras
and quantum information theory
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9:35-10:05
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Maxim Raginsky,
Northwestern University
Quantum operations, Radon-Nikodym and all that
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10:10-10:40
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Jody Trout,
Dartmouth College
Asymptotic spectral measures: between
quantum theory and C*-algebra E-theory
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10:40-11:00
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break
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11:00-11:30
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Hans Halvorson,
Princeton University
A no bit commitment theorem for infinite
quantum systems
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11:35-12:05
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Søren Eilers,
University of Copenhagen
C*-algebras associated to shift spaces
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12:10-12:40
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David Kribs,
University of Guelph
Quantum error correction and Young tableaux
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12:40-1:20
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lunch (served in the lecture room)
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1:20-1:50
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Feng Xu,
UC Riverside
Solitons in affine and permutation orbifolds
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1:55-2:25
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Greg Kuperberg,
UC Davis
What is quantum memory?
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2:30-3:00
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Marc Rieffel, UC Berkeley
Distances between states
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3:05-3:35
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Eleanor Rieffel,
FX Palo Alto Laboratory
Why does it work?
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3:35-3:55
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break
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3:55-4:25
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Masamichi
Takesaki,
UCLA
Conditional expectations
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4:30-5:00
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Stanislaw
Szarek,
Case Western Reserve University
Separability of quantum states and
geometry of Banach spaces
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5:05-5:35
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Ed Effros,
UCLA
Some aspects of the Fock spaces
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