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Towards a Unified Description of the Quantum Hall Effects by Ajit C. Balram

Offered By: International Centre for Theoretical Sciences via YouTube

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Explore a comprehensive lecture on the unified description of quantum Hall effects presented by Ajit C. Balram from the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences. Delve into the complex world of condensed matter physics and its intersection with quantum information. Gain insights into quantum phases of condensed matter, including superconductors and topological insulators, and their potential applications in quantum information processing. Learn about the exciting developments in using quantum Hall systems and Majorana modes for encoding and manipulating quantum information with topological protection. Understand the broader context of the lecture within the "Condensed Matter Meets Quantum Information" program, which aims to bridge the gap between condensed matter researchers and quantum information specialists. Discover the various courses offered in the program, covering topics such as quantum information foundations, quantum Hall effects, quantum computation algorithms, superconductivity basics, and non-abelian anyons in fractional quantum Hall states.

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Towards a Unified Description of the Quantum Hall Effects by Ajit C. Balram


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International Centre for Theoretical Sciences

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