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Cryptography and Kolmogorov Complexity (Part I)
The Quest for Hardness of Meta-Complexity: Progress, Barriers, and Next Steps (Part I)
The Power of Distinguishing Simple From Random (Part I)
Quantum Computing and the Entanglement Frontier
You should not come to campus if you have had any new and unusual symptoms of COVID-19 (not attributed to a previously known medical condition) in the last 24 hours. When on campus, masks are strongly recommended. Visitors are required to acquire masks for their daily use. A limited supply of masks are available at the institute for those who forget to bring a mask.
If you test positive, follow the campus procedures described here. Note that visiting researchers should follow staff guidelines.
Visitors are responsible for acquiring COVID tests for their personal use. The Institute has a limited number of COVID tests available for workshop speakers only.
We are now accepting applications for Simons Quantum Postdoctoral Fellowships.
More information on how to participate in the life of the Institute.
- CS 294-236, Cryptography in a Quantum World, Umesh Vazirani, co-instructor Fermi Ma, (Mondays 2–5 p.m., Hearst Mining 410)
- CS 294-92, Analysis of Boolean Functions, Avishay Tal (Tuesdays/Thursdays 12:30p-2:00p.m., Soda 306)
You should not come to campus if you have had any new and unusual symptoms of COVID-19 (not attributed to a previously known medical condition) in the last 24 hours. When on campus, masks are strongly recommended. Visitors are required to acquire masks for their daily use. A limited supply of masks are available at the institute for those who forget to bring a mask.
If you test positive, follow the campus procedures described here. Note that visiting researchers should follow staff guidelines.
Visitors are responsible for acquiring COVID tests for their personal use. The Institute has a limited number of COVID tests available for workshop speakers only.
We are now accepting applications for Simons Quantum Postdoctoral Fellowships.
More information on how to participate in the life of the Institute.
- CS 294-236, Cryptography in a Quantum World, Umesh Vazirani, co-instructor Fermi Ma, (Mondays 2–5 p.m., Hearst Mining 410)
- CS 294-92, Analysis of Boolean Functions, Avishay Tal (Tuesdays/Thursdays 12:30p-2:00p.m., Soda 306)