Events

NITheP cordially invites you to a seminar by Professor Elmer Rosinger Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Basic Research Institute & University of Pretoria What If Quantum Theory Violates All Mathematics? Date: Monday, 26th November 2018 Time: 10h00 -11h00 Venue: NITheP Seminar Room, 3rd Floor, H-Block   Abstract: It is shown by using a rather elementary argument in

NITheP cordially invites you to a seminar by Dr Marco Tomamichel University of Technology, Sydney Efficient online quantum state estimation using a matrix- exponentiated gradient method Date: Monday, 26th November 2018 Time: 11h30 -12h30 Venue: NITheP Seminar Room, 3rd Floor, H-Block   Abstract: We explore an online algorithm for quantum state estimation based on the

As part of our weekly Open Quantum System meeting we will give a couple of introductory lectures on Open Quantum Systems. The first lecture will present one of the general methods used to derive the famous Markovian master equations. The main approximations will also be discussed. In the next lectures applications to an electromagnetic cavity

BIG DATA AND INFORMATICS: DATA@BREAKFAST You are cordially invited to the second data@breakfast event where we will enjoy a delicious breakfast over an insightful learning session discussing topics at the forefront of AI, big data, quantum computing, machine learning and more. This month's speaker is Richard Gevers, Director of Open Data Durban which is a non-profit civic technology lab

Dr. Mariola will give us a perspective on programming in Fortran. Most of us use python, matlab and mathematica, but these are all rather slow languages and it is useful to know that there is more out there.

BIG DATA AND INFORMATICS: DATA@BREAKFAST- First Announcement You are cordially invited to the  data@breakfast event where we will enjoy a delicious breakfast over an insightful learning session discussing topics at the forefront of AI, big data, quantum computing, machine learning and more. Date: Friday, 25 January 2019 Time:7.30am - 8.30am Venue: Council Chamber, Westville Campus

Weekly Group Meeting on Open Quantum Systems.

The next Data@Breakfast event will take place on Friday, 22 February at 7:00 for 7:30am (UKZMN Westville Campus, Seminar Room 5, Govan Mbeki Building). This month’s talk is by Katrin Tirok on “Building foundational coding and data science skills in the research community with The Carpentries”. The Carpentries (https://carpentries.org) is a not for profit organisation

NITheP cordially invites you to a seminar by Professor Ashok GoyalUniversity of Delhi, India Date: Friday, 22nd February 2019 Time: 11h30 -12h30 Venue: NITheP Seminar Room, 3rd Floor, H-Block Title: Dark Matter Detection, Models and Constraints Abstract: Existence of dark matter has been inferred from its large scale gravitational interactions at various astrophysical and cosmological

Dear all, Just a reminder about the open quantum system meeting today at 2 pm, broad room, 4th floor.