Fundamental Quantum Aspects - FQA
Leaders
Cyril Branciard, Hanna Le Jeannic & Mattia Walschaers
Aims of this thematic
Foundations were born along Gedanken experiments envisioned by the fathers of quantum mechanics to (...)
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To Improve the dynamism of the GDR - IQFA, the board members have decided to settle research fields opened for reflection. On one hand, the idea is to develop a shared baseis of knowledge through specific actions (tutorials and round table discussions at the conferences organized by the GDR, solicitation of external members of the board for writing short state-of-the-art reports and current trend of these topics, etc.). On the other hand, it is to promote the production of new knowledge by means of brainstorming and discussions through the GDR in order to end up, if appropriate, to the establishment of new projects.
The life span of the main research fields should follow this way:
The ARTs under investigation are:
Leaders
Cyril Branciard, Hanna Le Jeannic & Mattia Walschaers
Aims of this thematic
Foundations were born along Gedanken experiments envisioned by the fathers of quantum mechanics to (...)
Leaders
Anaïs Dréau & Jean Etesse
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This research axis covers quantum information protocols and architectures that can be used to transmit information via quantum (...)
Leaders
Audrey Bienfait & Jérémie Viennot
Aims of this thematic
This thematics deals with the exploitation of quantum systems as new generation sensors. For instance, the resonance (...)
Leaders
Omar Fawzi & Anthony Leverrier
Aims of this thematic
Quantum computing has been identified as one of the the long-term goals of quantum technology, with a game-changer potential (...)
Leaders
Juliette Billy , Michele Filippone & Sylvain Ravets
Aims of this thematic
Many situations in physics or even in mathematics can be cast into a quantum many-body problem, i.e. can (...)
Leaders
Alexei Ourjoumtsev & Matias Urdampiletta
Aims of this thematic
This axis gathers scientific and technical versatile works, whose scope cannot (at least yet) be restricted to one (...)