Robert Raussendorf

This workshop is hosted by Simon Fraser University. It is supported by the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences and the NSERC-EU project FoQaCiA. The goal of this meeting is to connect mathematicians, physicists and computer scientists...

The purpose of this workshop is to present and discuss recent developments in the overlap area between quantum information and foundations of quantum mechanics. The workshop is centered around, but not limited to, the following topics: Quantum logic...

I discuss a scheme of fault-tolerant quantum computation which is driven by local projective measurements on an entangled quantum state of many qubits, a so-called cluster state. There are two fundamentally different ways of evolving quantum states...

Contextuality is a property of quantum mechanics that sets it apart from classical physics. Recently, it has been established as a necessary ingredient that any quantum computation must have in order to provide a speedup over conventional classical...