A Theoretical Physicist with a BTech in CSE.
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Anubhav Chaturvedi
Feb 25, 2015, 5:06:01 PM2/25/15
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Hi,
I am pursuing my MS by Research in Quantum Information and Security under Dr. Indranil Chakrabarty at CSTAR/CCNSB, IIIT-H, India. My thesis is co-guided by Dr. Marcin Pawłowski, University of GDansk, Poland. During my summer at National Quantum Information Centre, Sopot, Poland, I used Matlab and QLib to simulate full scale numerical analysis of the security of a number of Quantum Key Distribution protocols and found the threshold bounds using fminunc() in an adversarial scenario. In a separate project I used python and SeDuMi for SDP(Q1,Q1+AB,Q2) relaxtions (and finding information theoretically secure bounds) on Bell-like inequalities for several related scenario. Prior to that, during my Honors@IIIT-H I performed Information Theoretic calculations related to Information Causality using python/numpy/scipy. Basicaly, I am aware of pains of a theoretical (quantum) )physicist.
I also have a BTech in CSE from IIIT-H. I have had plenty of coding experience in scientific simulations using python/scipy.
I came across the project https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/GSoC-2015-Ideas#abstract-dirac-notation and I feel the need to contribute. I have a lot of ideas and looking forward to discussions with the community. Further I am looking for a guide as I am new to the open source community.
Thanks,
Anubhav Chaturvedi
MS. in CNS
CSTAR/CCNS
IIIT-H
PS: I have a lot subroutines used in quantum physics and information theory already coded from scratch.
I am pursuing my MS by Research in Quantum Information and Security under Dr. Indranil Chakrabarty at CSTAR/CCNSB, IIIT-H, India. My thesis is co-guided by Dr. Marcin Pawłowski, University of GDansk, Poland. During my summer at National Quantum Information Centre, Sopot, Poland, I used Matlab and QLib to simulate full scale numerical analysis of the security of a number of Quantum Key Distribution protocols and found the threshold bounds using fminunc() in an adversarial scenario. In a separate project I used python and SeDuMi for SDP(Q1,Q1+AB,Q2) relaxtions (and finding information theoretically secure bounds) on Bell-like inequalities for several related scenario. Prior to that, during my Honors@IIIT-H I performed Information Theoretic calculations related to Information Causality using python/numpy/scipy. Basicaly, I am aware of pains of a theoretical (quantum) )physicist.
I also have a BTech in CSE from IIIT-H. I have had plenty of coding experience in scientific simulations using python/scipy.
I came across the project https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/GSoC-2015-Ideas#abstract-dirac-notation and I feel the need to contribute. I have a lot of ideas and looking forward to discussions with the community. Further I am looking for a guide as I am new to the open source community.
Thanks,
Anubhav Chaturvedi
MS. in CNS
CSTAR/CCNS
IIIT-H
PS: I have a lot subroutines used in quantum physics and information theory already coded from scratch.
Jason Moore
Feb 25, 2015, 5:08:41 PM2/25/15
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Best to check out this document first: https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/introduction-to-contributing
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Anubhav Chaturvedi
Feb 25, 2015, 5:41:46 PM2/25/15
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Roger That! Already on it.
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