Arkady Fedorov

Associate Professor

University of Queensland

Australia

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Arkady Fedorov is an Associate Professor at the University of Queensland, Australia. His research focuses on superconducting microwave circuits, quantum information systems, and the implications of incomputability in physics. Recent articles co-authored by Fedorov explore topics such as wavefunction collapse in quantum electromechanics and the characterization of quantum devices using terahertz nanospectroscopy.

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Cristian Sorin Calude

Professor with personal chair

University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

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Karl Bertling

Senior Lecturer

University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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Peter Jacobson

Lecturer

University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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Low-loss on-chip superconducting microwave circulator assisted by shunting capacitors

Superconducting microwave cavities and qubits for quantum information systems

How real is incomputability in physics?

Nonreciprocity and Circulation in a Passive Josephson-Junction Ring

Near-Field Localization of the Boson Peak on Tantalum Films for Superconducting Quantum Devices

Terahertz nanospectroscopy of plasmon polaritons for the evaluation of doping in quantum devices

Passive Superconducting Circulator on a Chip

Testing spontaneous wavefunction collapse with quantum electromechanics

Effect of Measurement Backaction on Quantum Clock Precision Studied with a Superconducting Circuit

Qubit-Photon Bound States: Crossover from Waveguide to Cavity Regime

Qubit-controlled directional edge states in waveguide QED

Ternary metal oxide substrates for superconducting circuits

Near-field terahertz nanoscopy of coplanar microwave resonators

Operating a passive on-chip superconducting circulator: Device control and quasiparticle effects

Approximations in Transmon Simulation

Neural networks for on-the-fly single-shot state classification

Z2 lattice gauge theories and Kitaev's toric code: A scheme for analog quantum simulation

Measuring Effective Temperatures of Qubits Using Correlations

Quantum Rifling: Protecting a Qubit from Measurement Back Action

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Cristian Sorin Calude

Karl Bertling

Peter Jacobson

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