Lecture

Quantum Jump: Theory and Algorithms

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Description

This lecture delves into the theory of open quantum systems, focusing on the concept of quantum jumps and their simulation. Topics covered include the derivation of quantum jump equations, the evolution of quantum systems, and the algorithmic aspects of quantum simulations.

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