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Quantum Computation Theory Lab
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The lab studies quantum computational complexity theory and quantum algorithms.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring quantum computation theory and quantum algorithms
The Quantum Computation Theory Lab studies quantum information science, quantum computational complexity theory, and quantum algorithms.
Prof. Takahashi's page lists quantum computation, computational complexity theory, and cryptography as areas of interest.
Prof. Takahashi is a full-time faculty member of the College of Information Science, and is listed as a faculty member who can serve as a supervisor in the Computer Science Degree Program at the graduate level.
Key terms
- Quantum algorithms
- Procedures for solving problems on a quantum computer.
- Computational complexity theory
- A field that classifies and studies the difficulty of problems by the amount of effort needed to solve them.
- Cryptography
- A field that uses mathematics to study mechanisms for exchanging information securely.
ResearchResearch themes
The Quantum Computation Theory Lab has quantum information science, quantum computational complexity theory, and quantum algorithms as its research fields. Prof. Takahashi's personal page lists quantum computation, computational complexity theory, and cryptography as areas of interest.
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- ProfessorYasuhiro Takahashi
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