The 13th Quantum Information Technology Symposium (QIT13)

The Scope of the Symposium: This symposium is on the quantum information science, which is a new interdisciplinary area of information science and quantum mechanics.
The presentations in Japanese or English will be accepted.

Information

• Date: Nov. 24-25, 2005
• Laboratory for Nanoelectronics and Spintronics, Research Institute of Electrical Communication (RIEC), Tohoku University
  (2-1-1 Katahira, Aoba-ku, Sendai 980-8577, Japan)
  
  • Location
  • Access to RIEC
  • Campus Map (Laboratory for Nanoelectronics and Spintronics is the No. 22 building in this map.)
• Expected number of participants:180
• Program (PDF) (10/31 updated)
• Early registration fee (banquet excluded) : 5000 yen (Student 1000 yen)
  
• Banquet fee: 4500 yen (Student 3000 yen)
  
• Payment should be made by bank transfer by Nov. 18, 2005.
  • QIT13 bank acount is as follows.
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    Bank: *** bank, *** Branch
    Branch code:**
    Account Number:***
    Account Name: ***
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  • Please inform us as to your QIT13 registration number and the date of your bank transfer by email.( )
    
  • On-site cash payment:
    • Registration fee: 6000 yen (Student 2000 yen)
    • Banquet fee: 5000 yen (Student 3500 yen)
• Invited Talks:
  • Horace P. Yuen (Northwestern University) "Unconditionally Secure Quantum Bit Commitment"
    
  • Giacomo M. D'Ariano (University of Pavia) "Optimal superbroadcasting of mixed qubit states"
    
  • Howard E. Brandt (U.S. Army Research Laboratory) "Quantum Cryptographic Entangling Probe"
    
  • Kensuke Kobayashi (Kyoto University) "Fano Effect in Quantum Hybrid Systems"
    
• Tutorial Talk:
  • Masanao Ozawa (Tohoku University) "Uncertainty Principle and Quantum Information"
    
• Topics:
  • quantum computation
    • quantum algorithm
    • quantum computation models
    • quantum complexity theory
    • quantum programming language
    • geometric quantum computing
  • quantum computing devices
    • optical quantum computing
    • solid state quantum computing
    • NMR quantum computing
  • quantum information
    • quantum cryptography
    • quantum communication
    • quantum estimation
    • quantum measurement
    • uncertainty
    • quantum tomography
    • completely positive maps
  • quantum error correction
    • decoherence
    • quantum noise
    • quantum coding theory
    • fault-tolerant quantum computing
  • quantum entanglement
    • entanglement theory
    • entanglement manipulation
    • quantum teleportation
    • non-locality
    • contextuality
  • quantum optics
    • single photon generation
    • entanglement production
    • photon state control
    • photon detection
  • condensed matter physics
  • relativistic quantum information theory
• Deadlines:
  • Sep. 12 (Mon.), 2005 for oral presentation
  • Oct. 11 (Tue.), 2005 for poster presentation
  • Oct. 11 (Tue.), 2005 for manuscript submission
  • Oct. 21 (Fri.), 2005 for registration
  • Nov. 18 (Fri.), 2005 for bank transfer
• For further information, please contact ORGANIZING COMMITTEE(E-mail: ):
  • Keiichi Edamatsu (Tohoku Univ.)
  • Masaki Nakanishi (Nara Institute of Science and Technology)
  • Hiroshi Imamura (Tohoku Univ.)
• Sponsored by Quantum Information Technology Committee (The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers)
  Chairman: Masanao Ozawa (Tohoku University)

For Authors

• Instructions for Camera-Ready Submission
• Instructions for Oral and Poster Presentation (under construction)

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