The Mathematical Language of Quantum Theory
From Uncertainty to Entanglement
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LECTURING
Since the beginning The Mathematical Language of Quantum Theory is meant to be a textbook. In fact, its content is very flexible and there are several possible courses (for both undergraduate and graduate students) one can built out of it.
Lectures based on the book:
If you have used this book (or its parts) for lecturing, please let us know and send us the details (including the weaknesses you noticed) via email.
Since the beginning The Mathematical Language of Quantum Theory is meant to be a textbook. In fact, its content is very flexible and there are several possible courses (for both undergraduate and graduate students) one can built out of it.
Lectures based on the book:
- Course on advanced quantum theory (in preparation)
09-12/2012, Turku University, Finland
lecturer: Teiko Heinosaari -
Seminar on Nuclear Engineering A
2012, Department of Nuclear Engineering, Kyoto University
lecturer: Takayuki Miyadera - Minicourse on quantum entanglement (chapter 6)
05/2011, Turku University, Finland
lecturer: Mario Ziman - Lectures on advanced quantum theory (all chapters)
09-12/2007, Research Center for Quantum Information, Bratislava, Slovakia
lecturers: Teiko Heinosaari and Mario Ziman
If you have used this book (or its parts) for lecturing, please let us know and send us the details (including the weaknesses you noticed) via email.
