Theme of Conference:
This week will focus on quantum mathematical statistics as interplay between quantum information and classical statistics. Topics include quantum state and channel estimation, quantum hypothesis testing, nonclassical measurement statsistics, statistical signatures of nonlocality. The detailed programme will appear in this space as soon as it emerges.
Invited speakers include:
- Viacheslav Belavkin
- Francesco De Martini
- Akio Fujiwara
- Richard Gill
- Masahito Hayashi
- Zdenek Hradil
- Peter Jupp
- Michael Keyl
- Jan-Ake Larsson
- Serge Massar
- Keiji Matsumoto
- G Mauro D'Ariano
- Hiroshi Nagaoka
- Masanao Ozawa
- Yoshiyuki Tsuda
- Horace Yuen
Location and Registration
These lectures are linked to the Isaac Newton Institute programme on Quantum Information Science (16 August to 17 December 2004).
Closing Date
The closing date for the receipt of applications has now passed.
Funding
Unfortunately, on this occasion, the Institute does not have any funding to assist applicants with attending this meeting.
Accommodation
The Institute has limited accommodation available. On receipt of your formal workshop acceptance letter (which will be sent in mid October) you are strongly advised to confirm your accommodation requirements immediately. Once all Institute accommodation has been allocated, you are likely to have to arrange your own. A list of local Guest Houses is available here
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