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  • KATIYAR, HEMANT (2012-05)
    We study evolution of quantum correlations in ensembles of two-qubit nuclear spin systems via nuclear magnetic resonance techniques. We use discord as a measure of quantum correlations and the Werner state as an ...
  • SHARMA, MANVENDRA (2012-05)
    It is a common notion in classical mechanics that the result of a measurement depends on the observable measured and the system in consideration. From the measurement outcomes, it is possible to assign the pre-measurement ...
  • PALANI, RAVI SHANKAR (2013-05)
    Classical computers require exponential time for simulating the dynamics of quantum systems. But computers built using the laws of quantum mechanics are expected to take way lesser time. Challenge has not just been in ...
  • THYAGARAJAN, BHARGAVA (2013-05)
    Decoherence is the process by which a quantum system interacts with its environment and evolves into an arbitrary state, often irreversible nonunitary evolution. This is a major setback for quantum information processing ...
  • JOSHI, SHARAD (2014-06)
    Quantum simulations are theorized to be much more e cient than the classical simulations. In this thesis,we tried to simulate(quantum mechanically) two di erent problems - 1)The statistical properties of "quantum chaos" ...
  • CHAWNGTHU, LALTLANZUALA (2015-05)
    This Thesis is focussed on the preparation and applications of multiple quantum coherence such as MSSM(Many some, + Some many) States and N00N state(quantum mechanical many-body entangled state) in star topology ...
  • UNNIKRISHNAN, GOVIND (2016-05)
    This thesis is divided into three parts. In the first part, the protection offered by decoherence free subspaces is quantified and compared against unprotected spaces by means of noise spectroscopy. In the second part, ...
  • BHOLE, GAURAV (2017-05)
    Control over the quantum world is expected to open new horizons in this century. \Given a quantum system, how best we can control its dynamics?" is the question at the heart of quantum control technology. Several ...
  • VAIDYA, IESHAN (2018-05)
    Quantum simulation presents itself as one of the biggest advantages of developing quantum computers. Simulating a quantum system classically is almost impossible beyond a certain system size whereas a controllable quantum ...
  • A., JANANI (2020-05)
    Quantum systems are often correlated in classically inaccessible ways. Hence non-classical correlations in a system are signatures of genuinely quantum systems. Hence quantum correlations are precious resources for quantum ...
  • RAM, M. HARSHANTH (2021-07)
    Control of quantum mechanical systems has become an important topic of research in recent years due to quantum supremacy: quantum mechanical information processing devices have the potential to solve problems that are ...
  • KHUSHWANI, DEEPESH (2023-05)
    Classical systems have a definite position and momentum, which can be visualised using a point in the phase space. Analogous treatment to classical phase space in quantum mechanics gives rise to quasi-probability distributions. ...

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