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Theoretical foundations of quantum information processing and communication : selected topics

Erwin Brüning, Francesco Petruccione

Published Jan 1, 2010• 2 citations
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The International Conference on Quantum Information Processing and Communication (QIPC) 2013 was organized within the QUIE2T Coordination Action (Quantum Information and Entanglement Enabled Technologies), an FP7 Coordination Action to support QIPC in Europe. It covered a broad range of topics on quantum information and quantum communication, physical realizations of quantum systems for information technologies and topical subjects such as quantum enhanced measurements, foundations of quantum information, quantum simulations and many-body systems.
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