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QIT-EQIS: A Satellite Workshop to EQIS '03


Quantum Information Theory


2-3 Sept, 2003, Niijima-kaikan, Kyoto, Japan

Sponsored by University of Tokyo with the help of ERATO Quantum Computation and Information Project staff

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General

The satellite workshop focuses on the theory of quantum communication, distinguishability and entanglement, including topics such as

• channel capacities and resource tradeoffs
• quantum source coding and data compression
• quantum channel coding and error-correcting codes
• state and channel distinguishability and tomography
• entanglement and entanglement measures
• additivity/nonadditivity results
• quantum cryptographic theory
• teleportation and entanglement-assisted communication
• interaction as a communication primitive

Program Chair:

Charles H. Bennett, IBM Research, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598, USA
bennetc@watson.ibm.com

Program Committee:

• Ignacio Cirac, MPQ Garching
• Mitsuru Hamada, ERATO, Tokyo
• Masahito Hayashi, ERATO, Tokyo
• Osamu Hirota, Tamagawa Univ.
• Alexander S. Holevo, Steklov, Moscow
• Michal Horodecki Univ. of Gdansk
• Pawel Horodecki Gdansk Univ. of Technology
• Ryszard Horodecki Univ. of Gdansk
• Martin Plenio, Imperial College, London
• Mary Beth Ruskai, Tufts Univ., Mass.
• Benjamin Schumacher, Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio
• Peter Shor, AT&T and MIT
• Andreas Winter, Univ. of Bristol, UK

Organizing Committee:

• Hiroshi Imai, ERATO and Univ. of Tokyo
• Keiji Matsumoto, ERATO and NII, Tokyo
• Mitsuru Hamada, ERATO, Tokyo
• Masahito Hayashi, ERATO, Tokyo

Invited Speakers:

• Huzihiro Araki
• Koenraad Audenaert
• Mitsuru Hamada
• Masahito Hayashi
• Patrick Hayden
• Pawel Horodecki
• Seth Lloyd
• Robert Raussendorf
• Mary Beth Ruskai
• Michael Wolf
  

Accepted Paper List

Program

Paper submission:

Contributions must be submitted electronically by 15th July 2003 from the submission website . Authors will be notified of acceptance/rejection on 1 August 2003.

Submissions should include the author's full name, address, contact information, a 100-word abstract and keywords, an extended abstract describing original research in no more than 8 pages, and, optionally, an appendix with more details to be read/consulted at the discretion of the Program Committee.

It is expected that accepted papers will be presented at the workshop. Simultaneous submission to other conferences with published proceedings is not allowed. However, papers may be submitted jointly to the main EQIS'03 conference and this satellite conference, as described on the submission website.

Submissions after 15 July may be considered at the discretion of the Program Commitee, but cannot be promised as careful consideration as pre-deadline submssions.  Persons having a good reason to miss the 15 July deadline should discuss it with a member of the program committee well before 15 July, and should submit at least a title and abstract before the deadline.  Although the submission website is the preferred and most reliable means of submission, persons unable to use the submission website, for example because of limited computer facilities, may email their submission to the PC chair, bennetc@watson.ibm.com , and we will manually add it to the database. 

Instructions for Abstracts for QIT-EQIS'03 Pre-proceedings

Information for Presentation

Registration:

To attend the satellite workshop, please register at the main conference website

https://www.qci.jst.go.jp/eqis03/reg/reg.cgi

including the appropriate dates (2 3 Sept.). For inquiry, please contact us at

qit-eqis@lager.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp.

Accommodation:

Hotel Fujita, Hotel Heian-kaikan

Related Conferences:

QIT-EQIS is a satellite workshop of ERATO Conference on Quantum Information Science 2003 (EQIS'03) .
EQIS is accompanied by another workshop: Non-locality of Quantum Mechanics and Statistical Inference.

Contact address: qit-eqis@lager.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp

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