Quantum-Computing
Two Bit Quantum Computer online
Research Links
Once you understand the simulation you can ask permission to use the real thing. I guess that that will not be necessary because the simulation does the same thing.
Quantum-Computing
Video: Quantum Computation simulations using Mathematica and Free Quantum Computing Add On
This calculations are available at: http://homepage.cem.itesm.mx/lgomez/quantum/v7phase.pdf Shor's Factoring Algorithm is very important because it showed that a Quantum Computer will be more efficient than a normal computer when solving some important, practical problems (Factorization is important in the secure transmision of electronic data, like credit card numbers). This video Read more…
Physics
Video: Erann Gats explanation of quantum entanglement, measurement and interpretations
Using transmissive polarized sheets
Information-Theory
Quantum Entanglement of Photons demonstrated in relatively low cost set up
Louis DeBroglie does not get the credit he deserves for original thinking in quantum machanics – DeBroglie thesis paper – he won the Nobel Prize in 1929 for very good reasons which you will see if you read his thesis paper. I am looking for the single photon counter used Read more…
Engineering
Video: How to make a single photon emitter – Quantum optics of single atoms
Comments This video is not the most entertaining as the speaker has a thick Germanic accent. However the topic of generating a single photon is important for being able to do experimental quantum physics. Summary In recent years there has been increasing interest in systems capable to generate photon fields Read more…
Physics
Video: Spooky Actions At A Distance?: Oppenheimer Lecture – David Mermin – and Rhetorical Homework Problem Solution
David Mermin is great presenter. Emailed him and tried to get him to grade my solution to the homework problem. He did not want to give away the answer and spoil future talks.
Computing
Video: Points towards the critical areas of study to understand Quantum Computing
Quantum Information Science: A Quantum Computer Revolution Viewing notes Quantum Zeno Effect