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Asano Lab
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A lab that builds on quantum information theory to extend decision theory.
AboutAbout the lab
Thinking about decision making through quantum theory.
The Asano Lab conducts research on extending decision theory, building on quantum information theory.
Its fields are mathematical physics and the fundamentals of condensed matter physics, covering quantum information theory and quantum cognition.
Its research topics also include applications to quantum computation theory.
Key terms
- Quantum information theory
- A theory that studies how information is represented and processed, based on the principles of quantum mechanics.
- Quantum cognition
- A field that tries to explain cognitive processes such as human judgment and decision making using the mathematics of quantum theory.
- Decision theory
- A theory that uses mathematics to describe how choices and judgments are made.
ResearchResearch themes
This lab approaches decision making from quantum theory, working in the fields of quantum information theory and quantum cognition. Its research topics are the extension of decision theory and applications to quantum computation theory.
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- ProfessorMasanari Asano
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