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Quantum Optics

Jérôme Lodewyck

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Case studies

A case study is a lecture on three hours only aiming is to tell the complete “story” of a quantum device or a quantum effect from the discovery or realsation to today’s impact on the scientific community and even to society. The challenge is to be exhaustive within the time limit, i.e. to give the theoretical basis, describe the quantum nature of the effect and explain how it is possible to measure it.

A few examples to give you an idea of what it is about are: Superconducting Quantum Interference Device (SQUID), single-photon detection, a concrete example of light trapping (atoms, dielectric spheres, etc.), the Aharonov-Bohm effect, quantum cascade lasers,...

The aim is to illustrate a concrete case that demonstrates the quantum effect and makes it visible, bearing in mind that the lecture has to be adapted for the knowelefge of M1 students.

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Atomic Physics

Bess Fang & Franck Pereira dos Santos

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Quantum Theory of Materials

Nicolas Bergeal & Arthur Margerite

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Mathematical Methods for Quantum Engineering

Alexandru Petrescu & Pierre Rouchon

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Introduction to Quantum Computing

Antoine Tilloy, Alain Sarlette

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Quantum Mechanics

Yanko Todorov

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Quantum Communications

Philippe Goldner & Diana Serrano

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Suggestions for courses depending on topics of interest : Condensed Matter Physics

Here are some suggestions of the courses you could take based on your interest. These are merely suggestions for those who do not know which courses to consider, or a starting point to building your course list, which should reflect your own personal interests. They should be treated as such. If you have any doubts or questions, please contact the coordinators.