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CENTRE SEMINARS 2005
Seminars at The University of New South Wales
Large-Scale Quantum Phenomena in Magnetic Systems
Phillip Stamp
Pacific Institute for Theoretical Physics,
University of British Columbia, Canada
CQCT Seminar, 25/01/2005
How to do Nuclear Calculations
Vladimir Dmitriev
Laboratory of Information Technologies, Russia
UNSW Seminar, 15/02/2005
On the Approximation of Transport Phenomena
Michael Dellnitz
University of Paderborn, Germany
UNSW Seminar, 17/03/2005
Order and transport in complex quantum systems: Pars non pro toto
Holger Fehske
Ernst Moritz Arndt University, Germany
UNSW Seminar, 18/02/2005
Carbon Nanotube Transistors
David Pulfrey
University of Western Australia
UNSW Seminar, 07/03/2005
Recent Progress in the Field of Mesoscopic Superconductivity
Hideaki Takayanagi
NTT Basic Research Laboratories, Japan
CQCT Seminar, 22/03/2005
Efficiently Scalable Quantum Computation using Matter Qubits and Linear Optics
Sean Barrett
Hewlett Packard Laboratory, UK
CQCT Seminar, 23/03/2005
Optical Properties of Plasmas Based on an Average-Atom Model
Walter Johnson
University of Notre Dame, USA
UNSW Seminar, 30/03/2005
Conductivity of Plasma at Low-Frequencies
Michael Kuchiev
University of New South Wales, Australia
UNSW Seminar, 06/04/2005
The Fluctuation Theorem
Denis Evans
Australian National University
UNSW Seminar, 26/05/2005
Nanometer-Scale Analysis of Interfacial Segregation in Metals and Alloys
David Williams
Lehigh University, USA
UNSW Seminar, 06/07/2005
Physics and the Real World
George Ellis
University of Cape Town, South Africa
UNSW Seminar, 19/07/2005
Spinons and Gauge Degrees of Freedom in Spin Liquids
Gregoire Misguich
CEA Research Institute, France
UNSW Seminar, 9/08/2005
Basic Quantum Electrodynamic Processes in the Electric Field of a Heavy Nucleus
Alexander Milstein
Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, Russia
UNSW Seminar, 15/09/2005
Intellectual Property & Qucor
Richard Sharp
University of New South Wales, Australia
CQCT Seminar, 16/09/2005
Breaking the Speed Limit: Fast Quantum Gates with Ions
Erik Streed
Center for Ultracold Atoms, USA
CQCT Seminar, 29/09/2005
CQCT OHS Guidelines
Martin Brauhart & Karen Jury
University of New South Wales, Australia
CQCT Seminar, 12/10/2005
Electrodynamics of Left-Handed Medium
Alexei Efros
University of Utah, USA
UNSW Seminar, 13/10/2005
Modeling, Spectroscopy and Fabrication of III-V Nanostructures
Kwan Hee Lee
University of Oxford, UK
CQCT Seminar, 31/10/2005
Ferromagnets ain't Ferromagnets: Polarized Neutron Scattering and the Search for Non-Collinear Ferromagnetism
Andrew Wildes
Institut Laue-Langevin, France
UNSW Seminar, 03/11/2005
Single Photon Detection and Emission from Semiconductor Structures with InAs Quantum Dots
Patrick See
University of Cambridge, UK
CQCT Seminar, 23/11/2005
Quantum-mechanically entangled atoms and raising Schrödinger's cat
David Wineland
National Institute of Standards and Technology,USA
UNSW Seminar, 29/11/2005
Seminars at The University of Queensland
All Silicon Quantum Computer
Kohei Ito
University of Japan
CQCT Seminar, 20/01/2003
Testing the Limits of Quantum Mechanics: Motivation, State of Play, Prospects
Tony Leggett
University of Illinois, USA
UQ Seminar, 28/01/2005
The Distribution of Matter in the Universe
Emma Ryan-Weber
University of Cambridge, UK
UQ Seminar, 11/02/2005
Electrical Analysis of Ion Implanted Silicon and Silicon Dioxide
Matthew Lay
University of Melbourne, Australia
UQ Seminar, 20/02/2003
Microstructured Photonic Devices
Ben Eggleton
University of Sydney, Australia
UQ Seminar, 25/02/2005
What we don't know about Comets
Paul Francis
Australian National University
UQ Seminar, 04/03/2005
Quantum Electromechanical Systems: from Bohr to Buckyballs
Gerard Milburn
University of Queensland, Australia
UQ Seminar, 18/03/2005
Quantum Mechanics: A Concoction to Baffle Einstein
Howard Carmichael
University of Auckland, NZ
UQ Seminar, 15/04/2005
From Fractals to Superfractals
John Hutchinson
Australian National University
UQ Seminar, 22/04/2005
Really Cool Matter Waves
Blair Blakie
University of Otago, NZ
UQ Seminar, 29/04/2005
Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity: Light, Time and Space
David Jamieson
University of Melbourne, Australia
UQ Seminar, 20/05/2005
Density Functional Theory for Simulation of Molecular Materials and Devices
Mark Pederson
Naval Research Laboratory, USA
UQ Seminar, 10/06/2005
Einstein's Revolutionary Idea
Andrew White
University of Queensland, Australia
UQ Seminar, 05/08/2005
Seminars at The University of Melbourne
Diamond: A New High-Tech Semiconductor with Outstanding Properties
Rafi Kalish
Technion, Israel
UM Seminar,16/03/2005
Quantum Computing Potential, Challenges, Implementation
Lloyd Hollenberg
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 24/03/2005
Physics for the Public: The Good the Bad and the Ugly
Simon Devitt
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 15/04/2005
Quantum Teleportation: What is it? What is it good for?
Tim Ralph
University of Queensland, Australia
CQCT Seminar, 04/05/2005
Quantum Computing with Rare-Earth Ions
Matthew Sellars
Australian National University
CQCT Seminar, 02/06/2005
Slow Light Optical Buffers for Data Storage
Rod Tucker
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 20/07/2005
Ferromagnet-Semiconductor Nanostructures for Spintronics
Klaus Ploog
Paul Drude Institute for Solid State Electronics, Germany
CQCT Seminar, 25/07/2005
New Methods for Quantum Transport: Adventures down the Adiabatic Passage
Andrew Greentree
University of Melbourne, Australia
CQCT Seminar, 28/07/2005
Enhanced Transmission through Thin Silver Films
Shannon Orbons
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 29/07/2005
Towards the Measurement of Wavefunction Overlap of Phosphorus Donors in Silicon
Nick Stavrias
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 05/08/2005
Organic Spintronics: Hybrid Organic / Inorganic Magnetoresistive Devices and Organic Light Emitting Diodes
Alberto Riminucci
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 11/08/2005
Transmission Electron Microscopy of Implantation Damage in Silicon -Where Astronomy and Solid State Physics Meet
Matthew Lay
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 12/08/2005
The Naked Theorist
Vincent Conrad
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 12/08/2005
Theoretical Modelling of Nanostructures for Quantum Information Processing
Gajendran Kandasamy
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 26/08/2005
Single Ion Implantation
Toby Hopf
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 02/09/2005
Hamiltonian Characterisation: What's in Box Number 2?
Jared Cole
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 16/09/2005
Two-Qubit Gate Construction, Hamiltonian Characterization and the Mysteries of SU (4).
Simon Devitt
University of Melbourne, Australia
CQCT Seminar, 22/09/2005
Ferromagnetic Microstructures in Carbon Material by Ion Beam Irradiation?
Jules Cluitmans
University of Melbourne, Australia
CQCT Seminar, 29/09/2005
Shor's Algorithm
Joo Chew Ang
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 07/10/2005
Quantum in the Real World and the Quantum Reality
Sankar Das Sarma
University of Maryland, USA
CQCT Seminar, 11/10/2005
Crosstalk and its Implications in the Kane Architecure
Gajendran Kandasamy
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 14/10/2005
Bob in a Box Quantum Computation
Simon Devitt
University of Melbourne, Australia
CQCT Seminar, 14/10/2005
Intellectual Property & Qucor
Richard Sharp
University of New South Wales, Australia
CQCT Seminar, 17/10/2005
Spin Detection and Read-Out for SSQC using Resonant Techniques
Matthew Testolin
University of Melbourne, Australia
UM Seminar, 21/10/2005
Seminars at Griffith University
Quantum Mechanical Observables and Positive Operator-Valued Measures
Willem de Muijnck
Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
GU Seminar, 01/03/2005
Towards the Implementation of a Quantum Information Network
Warwick Bowen
California Institute of Technology, USA
GU Seminar, 09/03/2005
Quantum Technology Beyond Proof-of-Principle and Addressing Fundamental Questions in Quantum Physics with Ultracold Single Atoms
Winfried Hensinger
University of Michigan, USA
GU Seminar, 09/03/2005
Quantum Measurement and Control: Keys to the Quantum Technology Revolution
Geoff Pryde
University of Queensland, Australia
GU Seminar, 09/03/2005
Efficiently Scalable Quantum Computation using Matter Qubits and Linear Optics
Sean Barrett
Hewlett Packard Laboratory, UK
GU Seminar, 15/03/2005
Quantum Information and Laser Cooling with Ultrafast Lasers
Dave Kielpinski
Massachusetts Institute of Technology USA
GU Seminar, 16/03/2005
A Quantum Logical Approach
Sheldon Chow
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 22/03/2005
Contextuality for Preparations, Transformations and Unsharp Measurements
Rob Spekkens
Perimeter Institute, Canada
GU Seminar, 29/03/2005
An Introduction to Bohmian Mechanics and Bell-type Field Theories
Dirk Deckert
Ludwig - Maximilians -Universitaet, Germany
GU Seminar, 01/04/2005
Holevo Capacities for Qubit Channels
Dominic Berry
University of Queensland, Australia
GU Seminar, 05/04/2005
A Simple Formula for Pooling Knowledge about a Quantum System
Kurt Jacobs
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 12/04/2005
Quantum Mechanics: A Concoction to Baffle Einstein
Howard Charmichael
University of Auckland, NZ
GU Seminar, 18/04/2005
A Quantum Trajectory Approach to Modelling Realistic Measurement of a Charge Qubit
Neil Oxtoby
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 03/05/2005
Quantum Tomography, Convex Optimization and How to Tell that Your Experiment is not Working
Andrew Doherty
University of Queensland, Australia
GU Seminar, 10/05/2005
A Relational Formulation of Quantum Theory
David Poulin
University of Queensland, Australia
GU Seminar, 31/05/2005
Introduction to Practical Classical Control Engineering Part 1
Josh Combes
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 07/06/2005
Introduction to Practical Classical Control Engineering Part 2
Josh Combes
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 14/06/2005
Raman Superradiance and Matter Wave Amplification in Bose-Einstein Condensates
Erik Streed
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
GU Seminar, 28/07/2005
Femtosecond Laser Cooling of New Atomic Species
Dave Kielpinski
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
GU Seminar, 29/07/2005
Experimental Atom Optics in Auckland
Maarten Hoogerland
University of Auckland, NZ
GU Seminar, 06/08/2005
Highlights from the Quantum Control Summer School
Josh Combes & Neil Oxtoby
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 13/09/2005
Relativity and the Schrodinger Picture & Does a Photon Kick a Mirror When it Bounces Off?
Howard Wiseman
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 27/09/2005
Quantum Filtering and Feedback Control without Measurements
Slava Belavkin
University of Nottingham, UK
GU Seminar, 30/09/2005
Report on Recent Conferences and Discussion on Chaos and Quantum Mechanics
Kurt Jacobs
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 07/10/2005
Review: Signatures of Quantum Behavior in Single-Qubit Weak Measurements, (Korotkov et al)
Steve Jones & Neil Oxtoby
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 11/10/2005
Causality in Quantum Mechanics
David Pegg
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 18/10/2005
Do we need a Logic of Quantum Computation?
Matthew Leifer
Perimeter Institute, Canada
GU Seminar, 01/11/2005
Introduction to Digital Signal Processing
Josh Combes
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 08/11/2005
The Spin-Statistics Relation
Graham White
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 11/11/2005
Towards Rapid purification of Quantum Registers
Josh Combes, Kurt Jacobs & Howard Wiseman
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 16/11/2005
Quantum Reference Frames
John Vaccaro
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 16/11/2005
Non-Qubit Effects in Photonic Qubits
Peter Rohde & Timothy Ralph
University of Queensland, Australia
GU Seminar, 16/11/2005
Semi-Definite Quantum Tomography - Definitely!
Alexei Gilchrist & Andrew Doherty
Griffith University, Australia
GU Seminar, 16/11/2005
Seminars at Macquarie University
Quantum Filtering and Feedback Control without Measurements
Slava Belavkin
University of Nottingham, UK
GU Seminar, 30/09/2005
Seminars at UNSW@ADFA
Spin Coherence Study of Si:P
Nakorn Suwuntanasarn,
UNSW@ADFA, Australia
ADFA Seminar, 05/082005
Intellectual Property & Qucor
Richard Sharp
University of New South Wales, Australia
CQCT Seminar, 05/10/2005
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