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We are currently looking for a postdoc. If you are intrigued by Singapore and CQT (and you should be) and have experience in mathematical aspects of quantum information, especially with information measures, quantum cryptography or learning theory, get in touch!
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Research Fellow (Quantum Information Theory)
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Quantum Toolbox (3): Data-Processing Inequality (1/7)
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Quantum Toolbox (2): Schur-Weyl Duality (1/6)
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Quantum Toolbox (1): Jensen's Inequality (1/6)
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In a series of posts, we aim to present a set of essential tools & techniques that we believe every aspiring quantum information theorist should have in their toolbox. 🧰🛠️
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The consecutive measurement theorem makes rigorous and robust the intuition that if there exist measurements that succeed with high probability to guess various properties of a quantum system then two consecutive such measurements can be used to deduce two properties with high probability as well.
A tight consecutive measurement theorem and its applications
In many cryptographic tasks, we encounter scenarios where information about two incompatible observables must be retrieved. A natural approach is to perform consecutive measurements, raising a key que...
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The official account of the Quantum Information Theory group at the Centre for Quantum Technologies, Singapore.
