In reviewing Foucault on the asylum, the clinic, and the prison as institutional articulations of power and knowledge relations, Douglas Crimp suggests that there 'is another such institution of confinement ripe for analysis in Foucault's terms the museum and another discipline art history'. Crimp is no doubt right, although the terms of his proposal are misleadingly restrictive. For the emerge...

We analyse the Bennett-Wiesner dense quantum coding scheme for non-maximally entangled carriers of information. Our generalisation shows that the detection scheme proposed by Bennett and Wiesner is optimal even when the entanglement is not perfect. We comment on the optical realisation of the scheme.

We aim to find the complements of Bennett-Leindler type inequalities in nabla time scale calculus by changing exponent from $0<\zeta< 1$ $\zeta>1.$ Different literature, directions new inequalities, where $\zeta>1,$ are same as that previous obtained for 1$. By these settings, we not only complement existing but also generalize them involving more exponents. The dual...

Recently, Bennett arononled that he proved a conjecture of Sierpinski on triangular numbers. In this paper, we firstly modified the mistakes in reference [7] of Bennett and [8] of Chen and Fang, and then using Störmer’s theorem of the solutions of Pell equation, and a deep result of primitive divisor of Bilu, Hanrot and Voutier, we proved that there do not exist four distinct triangular numbers...

This paper describes the first quantum cryptography experiment, performed at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center in the summer of 1989 by Charles H. Bennett and the author. The apparatus and some of the lesser-known details of the experiment are illustrated and discussed, and quantum cryptography is discussed in the light of some of the more recent research. Also included as an appendix is...