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The grades for the oral exam have been published in Studentweb.

Thank you for attending the course. I wish you a good summer!

Nadia

Some information about the oral examination can be found in this sheet (updated version).

The exam takes place in the NHA building on 1st and 2nd June, starting at  9:15 am. 

Room for 1st June: 919.

Room for 2nd June: 723.

The order of examination will be announced next week.

The oral exam in this course is planned for June 1-2, from 9-12 (both days). 

The mandatory assignment can be found from this link. The deadline for submitting the assignment in Canvas is 23 April at 14:30.

I have to cancel this lecture due to an appointment for a surgery.

This lecture is cancelled due to sickness.

Teksten til den obligatoriske oppgaven vil bli postet på denne siden i uke 15, senest den 9. april. Fristen for innlevering blir torsdag 23. april kl 14:30.

The problem set of the mandatory assignment will be posted on this page during week 15, at the latest on 9 April. The deadline for submitting the assignment is set to Thursday 23 April at 14:30.

Note that the exam in this course will be an oral examination. The date of the examination will be agreed on closer to the end of the semester.

The student representative in this course is Fredrik N. Kortgaard, email f.n.kortgaard"at"fys.uio.no. Thanks to Fredrik for agreeing on this!

Velkommen til MAT4430! Pensum blir tatt fra boken "The theory of quantum information" av J. Watrous, heretter markert som [W] i timeplanen. Denne referansen er tilgjengelig online fra universitetsbiblioteket. Vi følger i store trekk rekkefølgen av emner som finnes i forelesningsnotatene fra tidligere år utviklet av A. Müller-Hermes, heretter markert "QIT-notes". Notatene finnes på kursets hjemmeside under "Undervisningsressurser".

Welcome to MAT4430! The curriculum will be taken from the book "The theory of quantum information" by J. Watrous, referred to as [W] in the online teaching plan. We follow primarily the choice of topics as laid out in the lecture notes from previous years, as developed by A. Müller-Hermes. These notes are available from the course webpage and will be referred to as "QIT-notes" in the online teaching plan.