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Quantum Formalism • 19 implied HN points • 20 May 21
🚌 Education Crash course Live session
  1. The crash course on Quantum Formalism will cover Lie Theory as a prerequisite.
  2. A live session will be hosted on May 28 to share the approach and practical tips for overcoming abstraction barriers.
  3. Completion of the module 2 course offers an internship opportunity with Zaiku Group's projects exploring Algebraic Topology ideas in quantum error correction.

Group theory session 20 invitation.

Quantum Formalism • 0 implied HN points • 08 Dec 22
🚌 Education Group Theory Crash course Certificates Quantum Computing Meetup
  1. The group theory crash course is ending with session 20 covering group representations and unitary representations
  2. Certificates of completion will be issued to participants of the nearly year-long journey
  3. A new meetup has been started by a community member to study the applied aspects of quantum computing, emphasizing programming

Certificate of Attendance versus Certificate of Completion + Quantum Webinar

Quantum Formalism • 0 implied HN points • 04 Nov 21
🚌 Education Topology Certificates Crash course
  1. Two certificates are being issued for the crash course: Certificate of Attendance for those who attended the entire course, and Certificate of Completion for those who comprehend the basics discussed.
  2. The crash course covers topics like topological and smooth manifolds.
  3. A Quantum Webinar by Dr. Ryuji Takagi from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore is scheduled, presenting their recent ArXiv paper 'Fundamental limits of quantum error mitigation'.

Discord Server Invitation + Background Poll

Quantum Formalism • 0 implied HN points • 30 Jun 21
🚌 Education Topology Crash course Survey
  1. Join the Quantum Formalism Discord server for a topology crash course.
  2. The crash course will cover core concepts like topological spaces, closed sets, subspace topology, neighborhoods, and Hausdorff spaces.
  3. The course will include elements of Differential Geometry in the manifold section and participants are asked to fill out a short survey to help adjust the level of abstraction.
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