Paul Skrzypczyk

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go.bsky.app/75SvR2M - Who am I missing?

~got bored this afternoon, do forgive me. But on a serious note would love to know who I haven't discovered on here yet (or mistakenly omitted due to the sheer amount of people)

This looks like a a very useful list, thanks for making it! I'd like to be added if possible please

It was a very enjoyable and productive week, with lots to digest and look into! It was also great to be sat outside for almost the whole time. @perimeterinstitute.ca has such a great setup

I didn't realise you were on here @joerenes.bsky.social otherwise I would have @ed you in the original post!

Quantum Information Theory If the carriers of information are governed by quantum mechanics, new principles for information processing apply. This graduate textbook introduces the underlying mathematical theory for quantum comm...

this is a really great resource, thanks for sharing!

I would suggest the textbook of Joe Renes also, which I think is great, and deserves to be better known!

www.degruyter.com/document/doi...

Congratulations!

ArXiv quant-ph needs to be split up! Paul Ginsparg lists Daniel Gottesman's proposed subcategories at his @aspenphysics.bsky.social talk. He is looking for feedback: please reply, dm, or email.

Your 'quants' reminded me of this scene from Look Around You, where the narrator coins the term 'thants'. (Look around you is a mockumentary series, in the style of a children's educational show. It's absolutely brilliant)

YouTube video by JB THANTS

youtu.be/9jtU9BbReQk?...

Triange - infinite square well

absolutely: here is the desmos graph: www.desmos.com/calculator/j...

plotted is the probability density as a function of time. The dashed line is the average position, and the shaded region one standard deviation. I was specifically interested to see what happened when we gave the initial state non-zero momentum. It is great to see it 'bouncing' back and forth

Inspired by @njohnston.ca's post, I have to admit I'm really impressed with @desmos.com, and find myself using it lots for teaching also. As an example from today, studying the evolution of a wavefunction inside an infinite square well, it was impressively quick & easy to make this small animation

This is very nice! Could I asked what your setup is for creating these? OBS?

Please share to spread the word: There is an opportunity for a PhD studentship on the postquantum theory of gravity, or experimental tests of the quantum nature of spacetime. Deadline for UK students is Jan 31, while internationals should email today. Details at www.ucl.ac.uk/oppenheim/it... ⚛️ 🧪

Just created a Quantum Computing Starter Pack. Please reach out if I missed to add you.
go.bsky.app/KBgRwmZ