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Quantum computers - IEEE Potentials

0278-6648/02/$17.00 © 2002 IEEE IEEE POTENTIALS aster, smaller, less expensive—that’s what we want our computers to be. No matter how good a computer chip is...it’s never good enough. We all know, at least to some extent, how today’s computer works. The digital logic behind it is actually very simple and fairly intuitive: an array of 0s and 1s represents a number. One that is easy to store, man...

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Quantum Groups and Knot Theory: Week

One of the most important applications of the RT-functor is the construction of invariants of (closed, connected, oriented) 3-manifolds, the so-called Reshetikhin-Turaev-Witten invariants of 3-manifolds. However, the RT-invariants of ribbon links associated with colorings of links with objects of a ribbon category C in week 46 and week 47 are far too general for this purpose. For this more ambi...

Quantum Groups and Knot Theory Lecture: Week

This week in class we treat quantum traces and dimensions in general ribbon categories (from the syllabus of week 46, see also [2, Chapter 6]) and we define the general notion of ribbon algebras and discuss how these give rise relation to ribbon categories. This material will be used in later to give some important explicit constructions of ribbon categories. The syllabus of this week 47 contai...