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lctg-potential_topics_and_speakers [2019.08.01 09:02] Steve Isenberglctg-potential_topics_and_speakers [2019.08.01 09:03] Steve Isenberg
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 =====Lexington Computer and Technology Group===== =====Lexington Computer and Technology Group=====
-====Potential Speakers and Topics -- Need specifics====+====Potential Speakers and Topics==== 
 +//A list of topics and potential speakers, that have not been finalized yet, and the status of each of these.  Unless specified, none of the speakers have committed to speak, so this is a list of possibilities.//
 ^Date^Topic, speaker^Status^ ^Date^Topic, speaker^Status^
 |TBD|Charlie Holbrow's next two talks:\\ #2 What quantum mechanics says about the material world and about measurement;\\ #3 what of its properties make quantum theory of so much interest to cryptographers on whose work all secure data exchange and storage fundamental to individual privacy and national security now rely.\\ He says "My goal is to explain some basic quantum ideas that you need to understand quantum computing. Part I is about particles, waves, coherence, interference, and complementarity. Parts II and III are about quantum states, entanglement, no-cloning, quantum correlations, non-locality, Bell's theorem, and local realism."| |TBD|Charlie Holbrow's next two talks:\\ #2 What quantum mechanics says about the material world and about measurement;\\ #3 what of its properties make quantum theory of so much interest to cryptographers on whose work all secure data exchange and storage fundamental to individual privacy and national security now rely.\\ He says "My goal is to explain some basic quantum ideas that you need to understand quantum computing. Part I is about particles, waves, coherence, interference, and complementarity. Parts II and III are about quantum states, entanglement, no-cloning, quantum correlations, non-locality, Bell's theorem, and local realism."|
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