Search for dissertations about: "quantum information platforms"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 swedish dissertations containing the words quantum information platforms.
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1. Quantum technologies for secure communications
Abstract : Quantum technologies promise to revolutionize a variety of fields such as metrology, cryptography or computing, among others. The resources that quantum mechanics offers allow us to design faster optimization algorithms, to provide unconditional security in communications and to measure quantities beyond the grasp of current technology. READ MORE
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2. Multiparty Quantum Communication and fs-laser Written Integrated Optics Circuits
Abstract : Quantum information science, the rapidly developing interdisciplinary field, gives power to the information and communications technologies (ICT) by providing secure communication, precision measurements, ultra-powerful simulation and ultimately computation. It is well known that photons are an ideal candidate for encoding the quantum bit, or "qubit", in quantum information and specially for quantum communication. READ MORE
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3. Electronic structure and transport in exotic nanostructures
Abstract : This thesis explores the physics of nanostructures involving nanowires, quantum dots, superconductors, and topological insulators. These systems serve as excellent platforms for fundamental physics studies and quantum technology applications. READ MORE
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4. A single trapped Rydberg ion
Abstract : Systems of trapped ions and systems of ultracold Rydberg atoms are used at the forefront of quantum physics research and they make strong contenders as platforms for quantum technologies. Trapped Rydberg ions are a new hybrid technology envisaged to have both the exquisite control of trapped ion systems and the strong interactions of Rydberg atoms. READ MORE
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5. Contributions to Confidentiality and Integrity Algorithms for 5G
Abstract : The confidentiality and integrity algorithms in cellular networks protect the transmission of user and signaling data over the air between users and the network, e.g., the base stations. READ MORE