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Randomness and Quantum Entanglement (RAQUEL)

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This project doesn't include Faculty of Arts. It includes Faculty of Informatics. Official project website can be found on muni.cz.
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Project Identification
323970
Project Period
10/2013 - 9/2016
Investor / Pogramme / Project type
European Union
  • 7th Specific RTD Programme
  • Cooperation
MU Faculty or unit
Faculty of Informatics
Cooperating Organization
University of Vienna
  • Responsible person Prof. Caslav Brukner
University of Latvia
  • Responsible person Prof. Andris Ambainis
Freie Universität Berlin
  • Responsible person Prof. Jens Eisert
Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona
  • Responsible person Prof. Andreas Winter
Uniwersytet Gdański
  • Responsible person Prof. Michal Horodecki
ETH Zürich
  • Responsible person Prof. Renato Renner

Randomness has established itself as a vital building block of information processing
and represents an integral ingredient for practically any aspect in the field of information
processing and technology. The principal objective of this project will be to establish
and evaluate the role played by randomness in quantum information processing. We
propose to address the main difficulties that arise through the use of randomness, in particular,
1) the use of randomness as a theoretical tool to prove existence and properties
of information processing applications; 2) the design of novel quantum information processing
applications that exploit randomness; 3) the design and analysis of applications
that work with real-world (that is, non-uniform) randomness; 4) the construction of design
techniques that produce high-quality randomness, both from a computational and
adversarial perspective; and, finally, 5) the use of randomness to analyze and improve
the physical processes necessary for the design quantum communication and computation
devices.
The consortium (composed of 8 research teams) aims to unite the forces of EU expertise
in computer science, physics and mathematics to undertake a comprehensive study of
randomness and quantum information within their research portfolio. Many of the targeted
tasks combine the knowledge of partners. Hence, strong research interactions will
be necessary to successfully achieve the objectives of the project.

Publications

Total number of publications: 6

2016

2014

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