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C. QUANTUM SIMULATORS, CRYPTOGRAPHY, AND COMPUTATION

1. Simulation and modelling of quantum many body systems and quantum computers.

Contact person:
Vittorio Giovannetti

For the simulation of many body systems we use DMRG and tensor network methods.

 

 

2. Study of quantum protocols for communication over quantum channels.

Contact person:
Vittorio Giovannetti

 

 

3. Open quantum system dynamics. Theoretical study of properties of quantum channels.

Contact person:
Vittorio Giovannetti

How one can improve their performances in transferring quantum correlations by means of proper encondings. Non-Markovian effect in communications. Cascade quantum system dynamics and control.

 

 

4. Study of the interplay between quantum mechanics, information theory, and non-equilibrium thermodynamics in many body systems.

Contact person:
Vittorio Giovannetti
Alessandro Braggio

 

 

5. Bose-Einstein condensates of intersubband polaritons.

Contact person:
Alessandro Tredicucci

Semiconductor heterostructures embedded in novel microcavity designs (either based on LC circuits or photonic crystals) are being realized and investigated (with ultrafast spectroscopy in the mid-infrared to THz frequency range) to demonstrate Bose Einstein condensation of untersubband polaritons, even at elevated temperature.

 

 

6. Development of schemes for the simulation of many-body systems and Hamiltonians based on the use of exchange-coupled molecular spin clusters.

Contact person:
Marco Affronte

 

 

7. Experimental investigation (through pulsed EPR) and theoretical simulation of the hyperfine induced decoherence in molecular spin clusters, with the inclusion of non-Markovian effects.

Contact person:
Marco Affronte


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