Hi
Did you ever encounter something like ‚as you easily show‘ or ‚as the reader easily proofs‘ in scientific publications? And after days if not weeks trying, contaction the author, just to receive 20 to 30 pages of not so easy calculations (ok, at least not so easy for myself)?
Seriously 😊: I was able to visit IBM in Ehningen some time ago (see the picture), and it really triggered me to look closer into the topic of Quantum Computers. And this is, what this blog is about: going into the details of various topics related to Quantum Computing
And if anybody is reading one of my blogs not thinking ‚what the heck …‘, mission accomplished!
My name is Frank Wevelsiep, I’m a Theoretical Physicist (ages ago), and working since 25 years in various roles in the area of standardized Business Software for large companies
So, let’s start with the existing blogs:
In addition, I want to outline here, what I would like to cover in the future (but I cannot say when …)
- Topological Quantum Computing (Yang Baxter Equation, Braid Group, Anyons, Hopf Algebras, Quantum Groups, Universal R-matrices, …) – started, (I guess III will finalize the topic for me)
- Quantum Annealing – currently looking into
- Quantum Machine Learning – planned
