University of Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia 20-24 May 2003 Organizing Committee David Evans     UVa, Computer Science Jeffrey Holt    UVa, Mathematics James Howland    UVa, Mathematics Chris Jones    Washington and Lee University    Mathematics Brian Parshall    UVa, Mathematics Olivier Pfister    UVa, Physics Harold Ward    UVa, Mathematics Sponsors National Science Foundation  Dean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, University of Virginia Department of Mathematics, University of Virginia Institute of Mathematical Sciences, University of Virginia 2020 UVa NanoQuEST Institute

Conference and Workshop on Coding Theory and Quantum Computing An introduction to a new interdisciplinary field Conference Schedule Registration To register, submit this Registration Form. Faculty and graduate students are encouraged to attend. Financial support is available. Submit an Application for Financial Support to be considered. For more information: conf2003@weyl.math.virginia.edu Hotel Information Directions Pre-Conference Lectures Harold N. Ward, An Introduction to Coding Theory [PDF] Richard L. Barnes, Bridges From Classical to Quantum Codes [PDF] Mini-Courses Robert Calderbank, AT&T Labs Research Kerdock/Preparata Codes, Orthogonal Geometry and Quantum Computing Samuel Lomonaco, Jr., Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Entanglement and Quantum Computing David Meyer, Department of Mathematics, University of California, San Diego Quantum Algorithms and Quantum Games Confirmed Hour Speakers Steven van Enk, Bell Labs Shuhong Gao, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Clemson University Mark Hillery, Department of Physics, Hunter College of CUNY Gretchen Matthews, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Clemson University Barbara Terhal, IBM Watson Research Center Lorenza Viola, Los Alamos National Laboratory Caspar H. van der Wal, Department of Physics, Harvard University and Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Qing Xiang, Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Delaware

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