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Selected chapters from quantum mechanics
- Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University, Brno
- code: IA082
- B411, Wednesdays 18:00-19:30
- winter semester, since 2004
- lecturer: Mario Ziman
Descpription:
These lectures are meant to be for students of informatics
illustrating the basics of quantum physics on quantum
information theory examples and applications. It is really helpful if students
have background in vector spaces, linear algebra and mathematical
analysis. Looking for a bachelor, or master research topic? Do not
hesitate to ask.
Plan:
§ 1. Security and computation with photons
- photon's polarization and polarizers, Vernam cipher, quantum key
"distribution" protocol B92, polarizing beam-splitter,
√NOT logic gate,
§ 2. Quantum interference and superposition
- Mach-Zender interferometer, concept of quantum state,
quantum probabilities and amplitudes, Hilbert space and operators,
§ 3. Measuring quantum properties
- description of quantum measurement devices (POVM), tomography
of polarization, uncertainty relations, no information without
disturbance
§ 4. Hydrogen atom
- emission spectrum, Bohr's model, position and momentum,
quantum solution, Zeeman effects, spin of electron,
§ 5. Schr\"odinger equation
- time and evolution, unitary operators, energy conservation
and system's Hamiltonian,
§ 6. Quantum bit
- two-level quantum system (polarization and spin-1/2),
Stern-Gerlach experiments, Bloch sphere, orthogonality and information,
no-cloning theorem, quantum NOT gate, qubit implementations
§ 7. Quantum sources and randomness
- mixed states, quantum commpression, von Neumann entropy, capacity of
noiseless quantum channel, randomness sources, min-entropy
§ 8. Einstein-Podolski-Rosen paradox
- composite quantum systems, tensor product, quantum steering,
EPR paradox, local hidden variable model, CHSH inequalities, experiments
and loopholes
§ 9. Quantum one-time pad protocols
- one-time pad, super-dense coding and teleportation
§ 10. Quantum entanglement
- correlated and separable states, definition of entanglement,
entanglement distilation,
§ 11. Quantum cryptography
- QKD protocols BB84, E91, no-quantum bit commitment theorem,
quantum secret sharing protocols,
§ 12. Elementary particles
- fermions and bosons and tensor products, standard model, Higg's boson,
Recommended literature:
• Mário Ziman: Incomplete lecture notes
pdf súbor (in Slovak)
• Vladimír Buek: Lecture notes
link (in Slovak)
• J.Pišút, I.Gomolčák, V.Černý:
Úvod do kvantovej teórie
• Miloslav Dušek: Koncepční otázky kvantové teorie
Exam:
- written test (5p), optional oral examination
- evaluation includes also solution of homework problems in time (7p)
Evaluation:
A>10p, B>7p, C>5p, D>3p, E>1p, F otherwise
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