Quantum & Classical Statistical Physics Seminar

In this series of seminars we invite speakers to talk about different topics of current interest on Statistical Physics bi-weekly, usually on Thursday. Researchers from different Mexican or foreign universities are invited to give colloquium and also to present their work. Students are also welcome to present their work in this seminar. 

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Incoming talk 

Old Academic Work and New Ideas on Quantum Channels (and My Passage Through the Private Sector)

Speaker: David Davalos

Date: February 25th 2025, 15:00 (GMT-6)

Auditorium Z of CUCEI.  (Youtube Link)         

Abstract

I will give a summary of my very old and not that old work on quantum channels, particularly on their divisibility properties and some theorems that give insights on the algebraic structure of the convex space of quantum channels. Later, I will talk about the more recent work on quantum coarse graining and emergent nonlinear coarse grained dynamics from standard quantum mechanics. Finally, if we have time I will also talk about my work and journey in the private sector working with Natural Language Processing and some insights on the state-of-the-art of resources concerning artificial intelligence (we don't need to invent the wheel again).
Note: this talk will be held in Spanish.