Introduction to Mathematical Physics, spring 2010
Quantum Probability
Lecturer
Credits
10 points
Type
The course will provide an introduction to the mathematical physics of
open quantum systems. Topics covered:
*classical probability and Markov processes
*basics of quantum measurement theory
*quantum Markov processes
*diffusion and decoherence
*elements of quantum information theory
Advanced studies
Prerequisites
Some knowledge of probability and quantum mechanics is useful although
we will summarize the basics of both subjects.
Lecture times
Weeks 3-9 and 11-18 tuesday 14-16, thursday 14-16 C123.
NO CLASS ON THURSDAY 25.2. AND THURSDAY 18.3.
Easter break 1.-7.4.
Literature
Lecture notes will be distributed. A book aimed for both
physicists and mathematicians is
Breuer, Petruccione: "The theory of open quantum systems" (Oxford)
A more mathematical treatment can be found in:
Attal, Joye, Pillet (eds): "Open quantum systems 1-3" Springer Lecture Notes in Mathematics 1880
Notes Pages 1-33
Notes Pages 34-46
Notes Pages 47-55
Notes Pages 63-86
Notes Pages 87-100
Notes Pages 101-111
Notes Pages 112-119
Notes Pages 119b-133
Notes Pages 134-143
Notes Pages 144-158
Notes Pages 159-169
Register
Exercises
exercise set 1 solutions
exercise set 2 solutions
exercise set 3
exercise set 4-5
exercise set 6 solutions
exercise set 7 solutions
exercise set 8 solutions
exercise set 9 solutions
exercise set 10 solutions
Ryhmä |
Päivä |
Aika |
Paikka |
Pitäjä |
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1. |
Ke |
10-12 |
C323 |
Oskari Ajanki |
Home exam (return before August 1:st. 2010):
Home exam (corrected)
Home exam (original)
Solutions (17th September)