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6th Canadian Summer School on Quantum Information Processing, Calgary, August 2006

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     6th Canadian Summer School on Quantum Information Processing

          August 7-11, 2006, University of Calgary, Canada

                       http://www.equips.ca

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Students and researchers are invited to attend the sixth summer
school on quantum information processing held at the University of
Calgary.  The goal of the school is to introduce a general audience
of computer scientists, physicists, and mathematicians with little
or no background in quantum information processing to this exciting
and growing field.

Quantum information processing lies at the intersection of computer
science, physics, and mathematics and concerns information
processing that depends on quantum mechanical effects.  It aims at
understanding the principles of quantum mechanics and how they can
be used for computations and in communication.  It is an
interdisciplinary area that brings together theorists and
experimentalists.

Lectures will be given by excellent communicators and researchers in
the area, including

    * Andris Ambainis
    * Richard Cleve
    * David Feder 
    * Paul Haljan
    * Peter Hoyer
    * Ashwin Nayak
    * Alain Tapp
    * Wolfgang Tittel
    * John Watrous
    * Gregor Weihs

There are no fees for attending the school.  Affordable, comfortable
accommodation at the University of Calgary is available.

Registration:        http://www.equips.ca/
Contact information: equips <at> equips.ca
Summer school:       August 7-11, 2006

Please see website for additional information on participation,
registration, accommodation, and travel.  Please do not hesitate to
contact the organizers at equips<at>equips.ca.

The summer school is organized in conjunction with the third
conference for graduate students in quantum information processing,
held at the University of Calgary, August 14-19, 2006.  For more
information about the students' conference, please visit
http://www.iqis.org.