This workshop brought together researchers in functional analysis, quantum computing, combinatorics and optimisation to make further progress in non-locality and zero-error quantum information. The workshop enhanced the interest of the UK quantum computing community in the operator algebraic and combinatorial underpinnings of non-locality and created momentum to turn the UK into an international leader in this topic.
Workshop
Analytical and Combinatorial Aspects of Quantum Information Theory
09 - 13 Sep 2019
ICMS, The Bayes Centre, 47 Potterrow Edinburgh
This workshop brought together researchers in functional analysis, quantum computing, combinatorics and optimisation to make further progress in non-locality and zero-error quantum information.
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Aida Abiad
Maastricht University and Ghent University
On the K-Independence Number of Graphs
Dor Bitan
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Information-Theoretically Secure Quantum Gate Computation and Applications
Gareth Borland
Queen's University Belfast
A Sandwich Theorem and a Capacity Bound for Non-Commutative Graphs
Jop Briet
CWI Amsterdam
Arithmetic Progressions in Non-Local Games and Quantum Query Algorithms
Gabriel Coutinho
Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
The Average Mixing Matrix of a Continuous-Time Quantum Walk
Gemma de las Cuevas
Universität Innsbruck
Local Descriptions of Mixed States
Hamza Fawzi
University of Cambridge
The Set of Separable States has no Finite Semidefinite Representation Except in Dimension 3×2
Evgenios Kakariadis
University of Newcastle
Amalgamated Free Products of Operator Algebras
Debbie Leung
University of Waterloo
Simple Proof of Non-Closure of Quantum Correlations Using Embezzlement
Yinan Li
CWI and QuSoft
Quantum Asymptotic Spectra and Quantum Shannon Capacities
Laura Mancinska
University of Copenhagen
Non-Local Games and Quantum Permutation Groups
Pieter Naaijkens
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Classical Capacity of Channels Between Von Neumann Algebras
Tim Netzer
University of Innsbruck
Free Spectrahedra, Operator System, and Separable States
Vern Paulsen
University of Waterloo
Bisynchronous Correlations
David Roberson
Technical University of Denmark
Quantum Isomorphism and Counting Homomorphisms
Sergii Strelchuk
University of Cambridge
Classical and Quantum Aspects of Permutational Quantum Computing Model
Sergiu Vacaru
California State University
Quantum Geometric Information Flows and (Modified) Gravity Theories
Peter Vrana
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Semiring-Homomorphic Graph Parameters
Nik Weaver
Washington University
The "Quantum" Turan Problem for Operator Systems
