OPOMNIK: IJS KOLOKVIJ, sreda, 16. 9. 2020, ob 13.00 uri, prof. dr. David Jamieson

[Natasa.Gosevac at ijs.si]

Vabimo vas na 14. predavanje iz sklopa "Kolokviji na IJS" v letu 2019/20, ki bo v sredo, 16. septembra 2020, ob 13. uri. Predavanje bo v spletnem konferenčnem sistemu Zoom in mu lahko prisostvujete tako, da v brskalnik prenesete naslov  <https://fmf-uni-lj-si.zoom.us/j/99652146131?pwd=WnJlanhkUzNSaHhjMm9wQnBkN2dkQT09> https://fmf-uni-lj-si.zoom.us/j/99652146131?pwd=WnJlanhkUzNSaHhjMm9wQnBkN2dkQT09 in vtipkate geslo 876849. Pozor: naslov, ki smo vam ga poslali v prejšnji napovedi predavanja, ne deluje. Uporabite novi naslov. Kolokvij lahko spremljate tudi na youtubu na naslovu  <https://youtu.be/4U0_uAnSiDg> https://youtu.be/4U0_uAnSiDg.

 

Napovednik predavanja najdete tudi na naslovu  <http://www.ijs.si/ijsw/Koledar_prireditev> http://www.ijs.si/ijsw/Koledar_prireditev, posnetke preteklih predavanj pa na  <http://videolectures.net/kolokviji_ijs> http://videolectures.net/kolokviji_ijs. 

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prof. dr. David Jamieson 

University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Avstralija

 

Einsteinova revolucija: kvantna tehnologija za kvantni računalnik 21. stoletja

 

Einsteinova najbolj revolucionarna zamisel, da svetlobo tvorijo kvanti, je vodila do koncepta radikalno nove vrste računalnikov, ki se pri procesiranju informacij, predstavljenih s kubiti, naslanjajo na nenavadna pravila kvantne mehanike. Posebej obetavni kubiti so ionsko implantirani donorski atomi v izotropno čistih polprevodnikih, kot je silicij. Razvoj naprav za reševanje važnih vprašanj, ki jih s klasičnimi računalniki ni mogoče razvozlati, je pred velikimi znanstvenimi in tehničnimi preprekami, saj bo vključeval manipulacijo in odčitavanje stanja posameznih atomov z izjemno natančnostjo. V predavanju bomo predstavili vzpon kvantne tehnologije, delo naše skupine na oblikovanju kvantnih stanj v posameznih atomih, vgrajenih v silicij, in naše načrte za izdelavo prvih kvantnih strojev.  

 

Predavanje bo v angleščini.

Lepo vabljeni!

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We invite you to the 14th Institute colloquium in the academic year 2019/20. The colloquium will be held on Wednesday September 16, 2020 at 1 PM. The colloquium will be organized online using the zoom conference platform. To attend the colloquium, please copy the url https://fmf-uni-lj-si.zoom.us/j/99652146131?pwd=WnJlanhkUzNSaHhjMm9wQnBkN2dkQT09; the password is 876849. Please note that the zoom address in the first announcement is invalid; use the above address instead. The colloquium is also aired on youtube at https://youtu.be/4U0_uAnSiDg.

 

 

To read the abstract click   <http://www.ijs.si/ijsw/Koledar_prireditev> http://www.ijs.si/ijsw/Koledar_prireditev. Past colloquia are posted on   <http://videolectures.net/kolokviji_ijs> http://videolectures.net/kolokviji_ijs.

 

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prof. dr. David Jamieson

University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia

 

Einstein's revolution: Quantum technology for the 21st century quantum computer

 

Einstein’s most revolutionary idea, of the light quantum, has led to the concept for a radical new type of computer that uses the strange rules of quantum mechanics to process information encoded in quantum bits, qubits.  Especially promising qubits are ion implanted donor atoms in isotopically pure semiconductors including silicon.  Successful development of large-scale devices that can solve important problems that cannot be solved by classical machines requires overcoming formidable scientific and technical obstacles.  We will need to manipulate and interrogate single atoms with unprecedented precision.  This presentation looks at the emergence of quantum technology, our group’s work engineering quantum states into single atoms implanted in silicon and how we plan to build the first quantum machines.

 

Cordially invited!

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