Maths seminar for this week.
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From: Shilpak Banerjee <
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Date: Sun, Sep 23, 2018 at 10:35 PM
Subject: [faculty] Talk by Jitendra Prakash, Sep 24 (tomorrow), 4PM
(Mathematics Seminar Series)
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Dear all,
We will have the fourth seminar in the mathematics seminar series
tomorrow. The speaker is Jitendra Prakash from University of Waterloo,
Canada. Details are below:
Title: Tsirelson's problems and non-closure of the set of quantum correlations
Date/Time: 24th September, Monday, 4:00PM - 5:00PM
Venue: A006, New Academic Building
Abstract
We consider a bipartite system with two observers, Alice and Bob, who
are performing measurements in their labs. There are two models of
quantum mechanics which describe the joint lab of Alice and Bob ---
the quantum model and the commuting quantum model. Tsirelson's
original question asked whether these two models were essentially the
same. We show that these two models are different for bipartite
systems with five quantum experiments and binary outcomes for each
experiment, by using the notion of correlation functions of graphs.
(This is a joint work with K. Dykema and V. I. Paulsen.)